Although it may seem like gas-powered vehicles were the only option for many decades, the U.S.'s first electric car came to fruition around 1890. Electric vehicles were for a time seen as the cleaner, easier-to-use automobile option. However, the improvement of roads outside of city limits and a sense of adventure played a significant role in the near-demise of the electric vehicle as they lacked the range and reliability of gas-powered cars. However, they've made a massive comeback in recent years with the hope that they'll help improve our carbon footprints, but will they actually?
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The Hidden Dangers To Overly Relying On Electric Cars
In recent decades the electric car has been making a comeback in a big way, with some even calling to replace all gas-powered vehicles with electric ones. This may seem like a good idea. After all, they are the greener option so-to-speak, but is heavily relying on electric vehicles really the best option?