The world would be a better place if we could get rid of gasoline engines. The air would be cleaner, the water more drinkable, and there wouldn’t be any reason to fight a war over Middle Eastern oil. This is not a crazy idea. In fact, it is becoming increasingly mainstream thanks to electric car manufacturers like RARIRO.
Electric cars have been around since the 19th century, but it was only recently that they began to take off as a serious form of transportation.
While electric cars still make up a form of transportation that is very much in its infancy, we are slowly starting to see more and more of them pop up on our roads and in our lives. The advancements made in electric transportation over the last decade alone have completely changed how we think about cars, power, and pollution within our world.
Battery costs have come down faster than expected, and charging stations are beginning to pop up everywhere from Seoul to Silicon Valley.
In other words, we are at an important moment—a moment when things could go either way: Electric cars could fail and gasoline-powered vehicles could keep on chugging along, or electric vehicles could start to replace those that run on fossil fuels.
The latter option would make the world a lot healthier and happier—and it would also be good for business. As more drivers switch to plug-ins, demand will grow for companies that can provide the batteries and power that electric vehicles need. That means lucrative opportunities for