Electric vehicles are important developments for sustainability and green energy.

In addition to being the key to reducing the use of environmentally harmful fossil fuels and combating climate change, electric light commercial vehicles significantly reduce fuel costs, especially for businesses.

Electric vehicles consume an average of 13.75kWh of electricity per 100 kilometers on a flat road at the same pace, while passenger cars consume an average of 6 liters of diesel fuel per 100 kilometers.

In a sample calculation;

• 13.75kWh energy is 20.35 TL in the home environment, 50.46 TL in the factory environment and 39.12 TL in the commercial environment.
• Diesel fuel; It causes a cost of 126.06 TL for 6 LT fuel per 100 km.

Considering that the energy required for 100 km can be obtained in about 1 hour and 15 minutes with an 11 kW AC electric charge, the cost advantage for electric vehicles is inevitable.