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Electric vehicles (EVs) present a sustainable alternative to traditional cars, addressing pollution and climate change concerns. The paper discusses EV technologies, market trends, and challenges such as battery production and charging infrastructure. Continued development in technology and infrastructure is essential for the widespread adoption of EVs.

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Electric vehicles (EVs) present a sustainable alternative to traditional cars, addressing pollution and climate change concerns. The paper discusses EV technologies, market trends, and challenges such as battery production and charging infrastructure. Continued development in technology and infrastructure is essential for the widespread adoption of EVs.

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Electric Vehicles and the Future of Transportation

Abstract
Electric vehicles (EVs) offer an environmentally friendly alternative to fossil-fueled cars, reducing
emissions and dependence on oil. This paper reviews EV technology, market trends, challenges,
and their role in sustainable transportation.

Introduction
Growing concerns about pollution and climate change drive the shift toward EV adoption globally.

1. EV Technologies
- Battery types, charging infrastructure, and performance.
- Advances in energy efficiency and range.

2. Market Trends and Adoption


- Government incentives and policies.
- Increasing consumer acceptance.

3. Challenges
- Battery production environmental impact.
- Charging network limitations.
- High initial costs.

Conclusion
EVs are key to sustainable transport but require continued technological, economic, and
infrastructure development.

References
1. International Energy Agency (2023). Global EV Outlook.
2. Sierzchula, W., et al. (2014). The influence of financial incentives and other socio-economic
factors on electric vehicle adoption. Energy Policy.

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