The Future of Electric Vehicles:For much of the next 200 years, electric vehicles remained on the fringes of the automotive industry. But what has changed significantly in recent years. For profit, scientific and environmental reasons, there is now a very compelling case that electric vehicles are on the cusp of widespread approval. Some large companies, including AT&T, Florida Power & Light (FPL), Duke Force and GE, have committed to purchasing many electric vehicles for their fleets, and many other blue chip companies are starting pilot programs. Hertz has introduced some electric vehicles into its rental fleet, while Coca-Cola, Google, Pacific Gas & Electric, PepsiCo Frito-Lay and UPS are purchasing some vehicles and experimenting with new ways of doing business. Three main reasons to try electric vehicles: There are three unique reasons why electric vehicles are here to stay, and why we hope that many corporate fleets will soon have a mix of traditional, alternative fuel and electric vehicles.1. The first is the need for economic stability. When the price of something as vital to daily operations as fuel is regularly affected by world events, it is difficult to control and administer costs. prevarication may help level out short-term costs, but long-term costs will continue to vary greatly.2. Another reason is the desire to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, which in some jurisdictions is an attractive requirement to carry out manufacturing and is supported by federal and state tax incentives. It was expected that plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, which use an enthusiastic engine with a gas engine as a backup when the battery is depleted, can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 30% compared to a traditional vehicle over its lifetime (even when emissions associated with energy production are taken into account).3. Ultimately, the mischievous design and technology of electric vehicles creates a competitive advantage and opens up new business opportunities for companies operating in a challenging global market. Widespread adoption of electric vehicles is not far away. The electric vehicle ecosystem is growing in the U.S. Today's energy grid can power electric vehicles through home and commercial charging stations, which are popping up across the country. There are nearly 500 unaccompanied children in California, and the figure is rising rapidly. Additionally, frivolous materials used in automotive design have made electric vehicles more authoritative and competent, and better batteries allow for longer ranges and shorter charging times, typically four to eight hours. Now is the time for business leaders and fleet managers to learn about these vehicles, decide how to fit them into the fleet, scale up a plan to scale completion, and, in short, put the industry case together.