The Future of Electric Cars

The Future of Electric Cars

As electric cars begin to become more and more common on the road, it makes enthusiasts wonder what the future holds for the electric car market. Many brands are starting to make hybrid and electric versions of their own established models as we continue to see non-renewable fuels become less popular, with countries like the UK planning to halt the sale of combustion cars. Cars such as the newly announced Tesla Cybertruck and Dasia Spring plan to push and innovate the market in different ways. Let's take a look at how these cars plan to affect the future of the electric car market.

Dacia Spring

The Dacia Spring, while currently a showcar for Dacia, is a draft of what Dacia plan to create with their next model of cars. The company plans to make it Europe's cheapest electric car, with the price being predicted around €8,000 due to Renault (Dacia's parent company) producing a similar vehicle with the same price tag. It is planned to start production in 2021.

Tesla Cybertruck

Tesla's eye-catching new pickup truck definitely fits the futuristic theme for an electric car, sporting sharp edges and a triangular frame. Its selling point is definitely its durability, with the exoskeleton consisting of Ultra-Hard 30X Cold-Rolled stainless-steel structural skin and Tesla's armour glass ensuring that it can survive the harshest of conditions. It is also able to hold a payload of 3500lb in the rear and can tow a massive 14000lb across the road. Pre-orders have begun and are planned to be shipped out around 2021.