Rising cost of fuel in India makes the electric vehicle more economical in the long run. But how do you get past the initial huge investment as electric vehicles are undeniably more expensive than the ones that run on diesel and petrol.
After the conversion complete and all mechanical parts are replace then fuel tank, the engine, the cable delivering power to the engine are all replace by electric parts like roller, controller, motor, battery and battery charger.
The total process can take up to 7 days.
How To Convert Petrol-Diesel Car Into Electric Car?
There are many companies that can convert your fuel vehicle into an electric one at a cost of around ₹ 4-5 lakh for standard vehicles.
The motor’s watt power and the install battery capacity play defining roles in determining the price.
As per report, the cost can come up to ₹ 4 lakh for a 12 kilo-watt lithium-ion battery and a 20-kilowatt electric motor.
Most companies that do this for you are base of Hyderabad.
Increase prices of petrol and diesel in the country has given a rise to the demand for electric vehicles.
Electric vehicles are expensive when as compare to petrol-diesel vehicles.
Many companies can convert your regular fuel car into electric vehicles.
How much will it Cost to Convert a Normal car into an Electric Car?
It costs Rs 4 to 5 lakh to convert a normal car into an electric car.
The price depends entirely on the watt power of the motor and the capacity of batteries that you install.
Most of the companies undertaking this work are based in Hyderabad.
This job is done by companies that make parts for electric cars.
What is the Process of Making Electric Cars?
Normal cars can be convert into electric cars using motors, controllers, rollers and batteries.
The cost of your car will depend on how many kilowatt batteries and how many kilowatt motors you get install in your car.
For a 20-kilo watt electric motor and a 12-kilo watt lithium-ion battery, the cost can come up to Rs 4 lakh.
What is the Difference in the Cost per KM?
Tata Nexon has all three options: petrol, diesel and electric.
Tata Nexon gives a mileage of 16 to 22 kilometres in petrol and diesel.
If the price of petrol is consider at Rs 100/litre and mileage is consider 16 km/l, the cost of the car, per kilometre, will be about 6.25 paise.
And if diesel is consider at Rs 95/litre and mileage is consider 22 km/l, the cost of the car, per kilometre, will be around Rs 4.31 per kilometre.
Tata Nexon EV, it would have spent 30.2 units of electricity on being full charge and if we consider Rs. 6/unit as the electricity cost then it would cost Rs. 181.2 for getting charge fully and then it would run for about 300km.
Its cost per kilometre will be close to 60 paise.
These figures will be almost the same when you convert your normal car into an electric car because when a car is convert into an electric car, then all the electric parts installed in it are also new.
The cost of using an electric car is much less than that of a petrol-diesel car.
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