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Despite its advantages, the use of hydrogen in cars involves technical challenges and raises questions about efficiency, range, and safety. What's more, very few service stations offer hydrogen.
Find out moreInstalling a charging station for electric vehicles at home has several advantages. However, it should take technical constraints into account.
Find out moreDepending on the charging station used and the capacity of the electric car battery, the charging time can vary from 10 hours to half an hour. In the future, it may be just a few minutes!
Find out moreThe consumption of electric cars depends on the model and the manufacturer. Most of the electric vehicles can cover up to 100 kilometres with 15 kWh.
Find out moreThere are currently more than 20 million vehicles in the world running on natural gas. This gas, which is called CNG, is the same as the gas used to heat our houses.
Find out moreElectric cars are often presented as “non-polluting” or “zero emission” vehicles. But they are not necessarily less polluting than conventional vehicles!
Find out moreThere are three main groups of electric vehicles: fully electric, standard hybrids and rechargeable hybrids.
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