Innovations in Electric
Vehicles: The Case of
Tesla
Electric vehicles are transforming transportation. Tesla is at the forefront of this revolution. This presentation explores Tesla's innovations and the future of EVs.
Electric Vehicles: A Brief History
Early Beginnings
The first electric car was built in the 19th century.
Tesla Motors
Tesla was founded in 2003 in California, USA. The company is committed to electric mobility.
EV Definition
EVs are powered by electric motors and batteries. They do not use internal combustion engines.
EV Functions and
Applications
Zero-Emission |
Regenerative Braking |
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Driving |
Recaptures energy during |
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Environmentally friendly |
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deceleration. |
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with no CO emissions. |
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Smart Navigation
Includes autopilot and advanced features.
EVs find use as private cars, in public transport, and for delivery services. They offer lower maintenance costs plus quieter and smoother driving.
Current EV Drawbacks
Charging Time
Longer than refueling with gasoline.
Range Anxiety
Fear of running out of battery on long trips.
High Price
Expensive, especially for long-range models.
Battery Concerns
Battery production has environmental concerns.
Future EV Development
Faster Charging
Aiming for 5–10 minute charging times.
Longer Battery Life
Solid-state batteries for extended range.
Affordable Models
EVs for the mass market and daily use.
Infrastructure Expansion
Increased availability of charging stations.
Renewable Integration
EVs powered by renewable energy sources.
Conclusion: The Future is Electric
Tesla and other companies are redefining mobility. EVs are a step toward a cleaner future. Continued innovations will make EVs faster, cheaper, and more sustainable.