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    Electric vehicles cost up to 35% less to maintain than combustion vehicles, requiring only the replacement of brake fluid and battery coolant every 120,000-170,000 km. Electric vehicles include battery-electric, combustion-engine and electric hybrids, fuel cell, wire-powered, solar, and inertial vehicles with flywheels.

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    Electric vehicles cost up to 35% less to maintain than combustion vehicles, requiring only the replacement of brake fluid and battery coolant every 120,000-170,000 km. Electric vehicles include battery-electric, combustion-engine and electric hybrids, fuel cell, wire-powered, solar, and inertial vehicles with flywheels.

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    Electric vehicles cost up to 35% less to maintain than combustion vehicles, requiring only the replacement of brake fluid and battery coolant every 120,000-170,000 km. Electric vehicles include battery-electric, combustion-engine and electric hybrids, fuel cell, wire-powered, solar, and inertial vehicles with flywheels.

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    Electric vehicles cost up to 35% less to maintain than combustion vehicles, requiring only the replacement of brake fluid and battery coolant every 120,000-170,000 km. Electric vehicles include battery-electric, combustion-engine and electric hybrids, fuel cell, wire-powered, solar, and inertial vehicles with flywheels.

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    Electric vehicles cost up to 35% less to maintain than combustion vehicles, requiring only the replacement of brake fluid and battery coolant every 120,000-170,000 km. Electric vehicles include battery-electric, combustion-engine and electric hybrids, fuel cell, wire-powered, solar, and inertial vehicles with flywheels.

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    VEHICLE MAINTENANCE

    ELECTRICAL
    • The maintenance of electric vehicles is up to
    35% less than combustion vehicles.
    POWER INVERTER
    AND TRANSFORMER
    BATTERY CHARGER

    LITHIUM-ION
    ELECTRIC MOTOR
    AND REDUCER

    • Among the many advantages that electric


    vehicles provide, one of them is the reduced
    cost of maintenance over time
    • The only fluid that we will have to replace, in
    addition to the brake fluid, will be the battery
    coolant , whose first replacement will have to be
    carried out at 170,000 km , and from that point
    onwards
    TYPES OF VEHICLES
    ELECTRICAL
    EV with batteries
    • The vehicle is essentially composed of an
    electric battery for energy storage, an electric
    motor and a
    hybrid EVs
    • A hybrid vehicle has two or more energy
    sources, and there are a large number of
    possible variations. The most common types
    of hybrid vehicles combine an internal
    combustion engine with a battery and
    a mot dor. EmEnIE STATUS: ON

    BATTERY

    ELECTRIC
    ENGINE

    GASOLINE ENGINE

    POUER FROM B Al TERIES


    EVs with fuel cells
    • The basic principle of fuel-powered electric
    vehicles is similar to the battery electric
    vehicle, but with a fuel cell or air-conditioned
    battery.

    Wired EV
    • Normally, electricity is supplied by overhead
    supply lines, and a small battery is used in
    the trolleybus to allow it to travel a limited
    range.

    solar EVs
    • Solar-powered vehicles are expensive and
    only work effectively in high-density areas.
    EV with flywheel and supercapacitors
    • An inertial battery is an accumulator that stores
    energy, in the form of kinetic energy, using a
    rotating flywheel or disc. Based on this
    principle, a system has been designed that
    stores a lot of energy using a disk with a lot of
    mass, a large diameter or that rotates at high
    speed and that does not lose its energy
    quickly.

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