Title: The Future of Electric Cars - Both Near and Far
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The Future of Electric Cars – Both Near and Far
The Future of Electric Cars
Challenges

Content: Over time the price has steadily gone down as technology has been invented that makes the cars easier and more economical to produce, faster to build between the start date and completion time, and more companies are making them than in years past, which has led to increased competition. Upkeep prices have dropped as well with the cost of batteries falling to more affordable levels. Electric car battery prices have dropped by 30-50% over the last four years and that trend looks to be continuing into the near future. With more technological breakthroughs, other components on electric cars have fallen in price as well. The Future of Electric Cars
With the prices of electric cars dropping to the point that the average consumer can afford them, the trends show that the future for electric cars is a bright one indeed. People are starting to get used to the idea of having an electric car as their main vehicle and there are other reasons that manufacturers are confident, they will gain further popularity. They are better for the environment and leave a smaller carbon footprint. With the concerns of climate change becoming more and more apparent, consumers want to live their lives as environmentally friendly as possible. Purchasing and driving an electric vehicle is one big way of accomplishing this. With electric rates more stable than gas prices, the consumer can budget better on how much their transportation costs will be over a certain period.