2025, Vol. 7, Issue 10, Part A

Author(s): Rajni Jainwal and Jyotasana Soni

Abstract: This study investigates the rapid integration of electric vehicles (Evs) is reshaping sustainable transportation, providing a hopeful solution for decreasing the environmental harm caused by conventional vehicles powered by fossil fuels. The study assesses the environmental effects of the growing use of EVs, with a particular emphasis on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, energy consumption, air quality, and resource sustainability. Through a comprehensive analysis, the research highlights that EV adoption significantly reduces tailpipe emissions, contributing to improved air quality and decreased urban pollution. However, the net environmental benefit depends on several factors, including the electricity generation mix, battery production processes, and the lifecycle management of EV components. Lastly, the research concludes that while electric vehicles are generally an environmentally friendly alternative, this will, however, depend on making advances in renewable energy sources, battery recycling processes, and the required infrastructure. Effective policies will have to be implemented, and strategic investments directed in green energy to harvest maximum environmental benefits from the adoption of electric vehicles, fostering the transition toward a sustainable transportation system.

DOI: 10.22271/multi.2025.v7.i10a.801

Pages: 24-28 | Views: 76 | Downloads: 39

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