Ultra Low Emission Vehicles
There has been a concerted impetus to conserve our precious
natural resources. This has led many people to make smarter choices regarding
the effects that their mode of transportation will essentially have on the
environment. The auto manufacturers have responded to market demands by
providing vehicles that consumers may opt for that are low emission. Here are
five of the vehicles that are considered to be ultra-low emission.
The BMW i3
According to BMW may of the purchasers of this fine vehicle
have never owned a vehicle previously. The company’s brand appeal and
technology used in this vehicle has enticed affluent buyers.
The Vauxall Ampera
This vehicle has been heralded as having complicated
technology, however it’s suitability can capture the attention of conventional
buyers including the family and fleet customers.
The Nissan Leaf
Simply, the
Nissan Leaf is:
- Small/Compact
- Affordable
- Eco-friendly
-Increasing availability of charging stations.
- Small/Compact
- Affordable
- Eco-friendly
-Increasing availability of charging stations.
The Renault Zoe
The Renault Company promotes this vehicle as one suited for
commuting to school and supermarket runs. The Zoe enables one to make their
urban commute without burning fossil fuels.
The Toyota Prius Plug-in
The Prius has certainly made its mark as the Company has
reported that previous Prius owners would opt to purchase another, but then
convert to the Plug-In. Toyota has recognized that most customers that opt for the
Plug-in are technophiles, and middle-aged.
There are obvious trade offs with the choice of purchasing an eco-friendly vehicle. It is dependent on the particular taste of the individual and the context within which the vehicle will be used.
The question is, would you be willing to trade size, the perceived inconvenience of recharging and the like to drive one of these?
Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk
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