The automotive industry is heavily regulated, ensuring that products are safe. EVs are structurally safer than conventional cars. Overall, they have fewer components needed to run the car, meaning less wear and tear and less space used within the infrastructure of the vehicle. We have continued to adhere to strict rules and regulations which guide the safety of the vehicles we drive and law requirements that all vehicles need to meet minimum safety standard. Our charge-stations are weather proof having undergone intensive safety testing and installed by qualified electricians following industry best practices for installation of charging equipment.

Compared to a “traditional” petrol or diesel car, electric cars can be cheaper to run, cost less to service and maintain, and benefit from tax savings and other incentives. As battery technology continues to improve, the equivalent cost per kilometre for driving electric vehicles is significantly less expensive than driving gasoline-based vehicles. Your average electric car can go approximately 160 Kilometres per 30 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity. Essentially, by driving an electric car you can get double the mileage for your shilling.