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Do you have questions about EVs?

How does an electric vehicle work?

EVs use electric motors powered by battery packs. These motors convert electricity into mechanical energy, resulting in a smooth, quiet, and highly efficient ride.

Yes. Almost all EVs are automatic. They don’t need gears or a clutch, making them simple to drive and impossible to stall.

Most modern EVs offer 250–500 km of range, though actual distance depends on driving style, weather, and terrain.

EV drivetrains generally have fewer moving parts, meaning less wear and tear. Batteries are designed to last 10–15 years, depending on use and climate.

They can be recycled or repurposed for stationary energy storage, reducing waste and improving sustainability.

Yes. While upfront costs may be higher, lower fuel, maintenance, and incentive benefits usually make EVs cheaper over time.

Yes. Many EVs now exceed 400 km per charge, and even almost 700km. Expanding fast-charging networks make road trips possible, though charging stops take longer than petrol refuelling.

Yes. Some EVs support bidirectional charging, allowing them to power homes, tools, or even return electricity to the grid.

Apps and in-car navigation systems (like PlugShare, ChargePoint, or Google Maps) display station locations and availability.

Yes. Charging equipment is weatherproof and safe for outdoor use.

Yes. Strong torque delivery enables EVs to climb hills efficiently without gear changes.

No. EVs can achieve high speeds, though most are electronically limited to balance performance and efficiency.

Often yes. Instant torque allows many EVs to achieve rapid acceleration compared to similar petrol cars.

Most EV batteries last 10–15 years before significant capacity loss. Many retain 70–80% of their range even after a decade.

Rarely. EVs undergo rigorous safety testing. While battery fires can happen, statistics show petrol car fires are far more common.

The industry is catching up. Enerplaz’ maintenance centers for example are manned with qualified mechanics to cover all maintenance needs.

Yes, we offer test drives to help buyers experience EV performance firsthand.

Yes. Options include paint, interiors, battery size, wheel types, and sometimes software upgrades.