Electric Cars Are Better Environmentally Than A 50 MPG Gas Car

              America as a country is increasingly turning our focus towards environmental standards. The latest revolution in protecting the environment is the electric car. While they produce no emissions while driving, the emissions associated with creating the power used for the car is lower than gasoline cars by a large margin. By 2018 data, only 6% of Americans lived in an area where the power generation is worse environmentally than a 50 MPG car. The place in America where electric vehicles have the lowest MPG equivalent is still 8 MPG better than the average gas car. The cars are only looking to become more efficient. They improved their emissions by 10% from 2016 to 2018. Anyone who is looking to make a significant impact for the better should purchase one of the electric vehicles. If most people took to driving an electric car, emissions would be halved.
               The electric vehicle revolution is hugely important. Though we could have started to use these electric vehicles sooner, they were not efficient enough to justify buying as the materials used to make the car had a large impact on nature. Buying an electric car now though, is a great choice because they tend to run laps (emissions wise) around gasoline cars. If most people switched to an electric vehicle, the drop in global pollution would slow global warming and events associated with it, such as the rise in sea level and the melting of glaciers. Another reason to tempt people to buy them if the pollution argument was not enough, would be to tell them how fast the cars can be. Because they don't have gears, they can immediately go top speed. This means that in a short race, any Tesla would be able to beat any Lamborghini. Please consider switching for the health and safety of the planet and of those who will inhabit it in the future.