Very Cost Effective See How Much It Takes To Charge An Electric Car In Nigeria

The emergence of Electric cars within the past decade caused a good deal of market friction in the Auto industry, challenging and inherently altering the dynamics of that industry. For most of us, electric vehicles still seem like a mysterious new piece of technology, but they actually have a long and storied history dating back over 100 years! EV’s have been around a long time in various forms, but they finally seem to be picking up speed as the promised wave of the automobile future for a host of reasons. Why Even Consider An Electric Vehicle?

Economics

While you might think electric vehicles are more expensive than standard automobiles, they can actually save you money in the long run. In fact, in 2017 the cost of buying a new EV car dropped over 10 percent from the previous year, and that downward trend promises to continue. Additionally, EV cars are far more reliable, requiring fewer costly repairs and maintenance that often plague standard vehicles. For example, This is how much it will cost you to fully charge your Hyundai Kona electric car in Nigeria. Depending on your electric provider and tariff; owners using residential tariff would pay from N1,685 to fully charge an empty battery.

Business tariffs would pay from N2,716 to fully charge an empty battery. It is significantly cheaper to go 300 miles (482 km) using electric cars than fill up a fuel tank. Hyundai Kona’s battery will go from Lagos to beyond Warri it runs out of juice.

It will also go from Lagos to Accra, with a driving distance of 472 kilometers (293 miles). It takes 9.35-hour to fully charge an empty battery on a 66kWh Hyundai Kona.