The Future of Electric Vehicles:For much of the next 200 years, electric vehicles remained on the fringes of the automotive industry. But this has changed considerably in recent years. For cost-effective, scientific and environmental reasons, there are now very compelling arguments that electric vehicles are on the verge of widespread approval. A few major companies, including AT&T, Florida Power & Light (FPL), Duke Force, and GE, have committed to purchasing many electric vehicles for their fleets, and many other blue-chip companies are launching pilot programs. Hertz has introduced some electric vehicles to its rental fleet, while Coca-Cola, Google, Pacific Gas & Electric, PepsiCo Frito-Lay and UPS are all purchasing vehicles and experimenting with new ways of doing business. Top three reasons to try electric vehicles: There are three quirky reasons why electric vehicles are here to stay, and why we hope many business fleets will soon include a mix of traditional, alternative fuel and electric vehicles .1. First there is the need for economic stability. When the price of a commodity as vital to daily operations as fuel is regularly reduced sharply by world events, it is difficult to control and manage costs. procrastination may help level out short-term costs, but long-term costs will continue to vary wildly.2. Another reason is the desire to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, which is an attractive condition for producing in some jurisdictions and is supported by federal and state tax incentives. It was predictable that plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, which use an exciting engine with a gasoline engine as a backup when the battery runs out, could reduce GHG emissions by up to 30% compared to a traditional vehicle over its lifespan. of life (even when emissions associated with electricity production are taken into account).3. Finally, the malicious design and technology of electric vehicles creates a competitive advantage and opens new business opportunities for companies operating in a challenging global market. Widespread adoption of electric vehicles is not far away. The electric vehicle ecosystem is growing in the United States. The current energy grid can power electric vehicles through domestic and commercial charging stations, which are mushrooming across the country. There are nearly 500 in California unaccompanied, and that number is growing rapidly. Additionally, frivolous materials used in automobile design have made electric vehicles more reliable and capable, and better batteries enable longer ranges and reduced charging times, typically four to eight hours. Now is the opportunity for business leaders and fleet managers to learn about these vehicles, decide on their integration into the fleet, expand a plan to completion and, in short, build the industry case..