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subject: What Are The Benefits Of Converting Your Car To An Electric Motor? [print this page]


These days, our cars are becoming less efficient and petrol prices continue to sky rocket, leading many commuters to filling their cars up two or even more times a week. This will eventually take a huge toll on your wallet and, as such, many commuters are looking for alternative ways to power their vehicles. One of the ways that is beginning to increase in popularity is changing your petrol-powered engine over to an electric motor, and any driver who does this is set to receive three main benefits:

Save money on fuel

How much money would you spend on petrol a week? For most commuters, it is somewhere between $50 and $100. When going on a driving holiday, expect these costs to rise dramatically with each kilometre you travel. Convert your car to run on an electric motor, on the other hand, and all you will need to do is plug it in to charge overnight, costing you somewhere between 80 cents and $1. In the morning, your car will be good to go.

Do it yourself if you want

If you have any mechanical or electrical knowledge, you will be in the fantastic position of being able to convert your car to an electric motor all by yourself. Not only will this save you some money (otherwise youd have to pay a professional to do it for you), it will give you a more in-depth understanding of how the whole process works. If you do opt to DIY it, you will probably already have most of the tools on hand, such as a cordless drill and a socket set.

Be environmentally conscious

Unfortunately, we daily release a considerable amount of pollution that is continuously poking holes into the ozone layer. By converting your car to an electric motor, you will actually be doing great things for the environment by substantially lowering the amount of pollution that you release into the atmosphere. If everyone were to power their cars by electricity, it would also negate the need for powerful oil companies who are delving into the earths crust and causing all sorts of environmental disruption.

Whilst petrol prices have lowered slightly lately, do you really think theyre going to stay that way forever? The good old days of being able to fill your car up for $20 or $30 are long gone, so dont you think its about time that we took steps to save our hard earned money? By converting your car to an electric motor, you will be achieving this and many other benefits.

by: John K. Taylor




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