
Maybe you’ve thought about switching to an electric vehicle (EV) due to its ability to take you around Roswell without needing gasoline fuel or because of its environmental benefits. Either way, EVs are fascinating in the way they function compared to gasoline-powered vehicles. Take a look at some fun facts about electric cars with United BMW. Then, visit our dealership to explore our current EV/hybrid inventory and learn more Nissan facts, BMW facts, or general EV facts.
An interesting fact about electric cars that many Marietta drivers may be unaware of is that the very first EV was actually built in 1884! Thomas Park was responsible for crafting the very first electric car as a result of being put in charge of overseeing his London city’s tramway electrification. To make travel more efficient and environmentally friendly, he designed a vehicle that could be powered and fueled by a battery that had a high capacity and was rechargeable. Thus, the first EV was born!
While you may only need an electric sedan to get you around Johns Creek, there are plenty of other electric vehicle options besides sedan-model cars. In many places, there are electric buses, delivery trucks, and pickup trucks being driven. If you’re looking for something more heavy-duty, then consider an electric truck. They’re less expensive to fuel and drive than diesel trucks while offering zero emissions.
You might be hesitant to drive an electric vehicle, but another fun fact about electric cars is that you can charge them just about anywhere in the Alpharetta area. As EVs become even more popular, more and more charging stations will be popping up, but even if you can’t find a charging station near you, you can charge your EV at home. Home charging can be accomplished by plugging in your EV to a standard household outlet, but that can take a long time and . To speed up this process, you can have a home EV charging station installed in your house or garage.
Many drivers are aware about electric cars as well as hybrid vehicles, but there are even more categories of EVs than just those two! Take a look at the different options you’ll have to choose from when selecting an EV:
Not only are electric cars reliable, but it’s also worth noting that some EVs use other sources of energy besides electricity, which include water, wind power, solar power, and even hydrogen!
As if driving an EV couldn’t be any more appealing, you can also get even more out of driving one when you shop at United BMW. When you buy a BMW EV, you’ll be able to get free charging sessions when you stop to top off your battery. Here are the models that are applicable:
Learn more about this exclusive offer when you visit United BMW online or right here at our dealership!
Learn even more interesting facts about electric cars when you visit United BMW! We’ll go over the environmental benefits of EVs, the tax incentives, and everything else you want to know about them. Contact us today to get all of your EV questions answered.
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