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The Engine vs. The Motor: Traditional cars rely on an internal combustion engine that burns fuel to create thermal energy, which is then converted into mechanical energy through hundreds of moving parts with tight tolerances. In contrast, EVs use one or more electric motors, which are simpler, more reliable, and contain 90% fewer moving parts than an ICE.
• Energy Storage: An ICE vehicle uses a simple gas tank to store fuel, making it easy to increase range but difficult to increase power. An EV is designed around a massive, expensive traction battery pack. Because the battery is the most complex and critical part of an EV, increasing range requires making this already heavy component even larger.
• Transmission: ICE engines produce power only within a narrow speed range, necessitating a complex multi-gear transmission. Electric motors provide 100% torque from a standstill and are efficient across a wide range of speeds, allowing most EVs to use a simple single-speed reduction gear instead of a traditional transmission