Why we should support electric cars

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Why We Should Support Electric Cars
Introduction
The advancement of technology has led to the improvement and development of some of the most useful tools and machines in the world. One type of these machines is electric vehicles. However, the use of electric vehicles has divided many people’s opinion. Some do not understand why we should be supporting electric cars. Just like other electric devices, a vehicle that operates on electricity is judged the usual way just like the other devices. Electric vehicles also give the user an advantage of charging them anywhere on the road. The driving systems can be done at the office as long as there is a power connection.
There are several reasons why we should support electric cars; the main ones include the ease of operation and the positive impacts that it will have on the environment.
Advantages of using electric cars
Vehicles with electricity offer the user the advantage that is not available in fuel combustion vehicles. Electric motors also react quickly and quite responsive more than the conventional vehicles. Filling vehicles with electricity also gives the vehicle an advantage to make use of modern technologies. Some of these advantages include the ability to control the vehicle with smartphones and other applications. Environmental conservation is one of the reasons why everyone is behind electric vehicles. Fuel combustion vehicles produce poisonous gases to the environment. One of the critical problems throughout the globe today is the continually escalating price of fuels (Zivin, Graff, Kitchen, and Erin, 283).

With the option of powering vehicles through electricity, fuel prices are likely to reduce which will ease the burden on taxpayers who have to compensate for the prices of food. The problem of global warming is a concern for everyone.
Conclusion
In conclusion, we should support electric cars as there are benefits that cannot be seen in cars that operate on fuel combustion. Electric cars will benefit the environment, taxpayers and the public in general. It will reduce global warming, and it will be more convenient for the users will be able to control their vehicles through mobile phone applications.

Work Cited
Zivin, Joshua S. Graff, Matthew J. Kotchen, and Erin T. Mansur. “Spatial and temporal heterogeneity of marginal emissions: Implications for electric cars and other electricity-shifting policies.” Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 107 (2014): 248-268.