Features of electric car

Tesla was founded in 2003 by Wood’s Iberhardt and Mark Turpenning, with Elanmus Jobi and Ian Co-founders. In 2003 Jim discontinued and scrapped his EV 1, giving them the opportunity to create Texaco Motors.

Tesla models

Tesla introduced three models of vehicles in the market until December 2017. The first design of the company is the Tesla Red Star, which is currently not on sale. The models currently on sale are the Model S, Model X, and Model 3.

Battery

A primary component of an electric vehicle is the battery, which is powered by this powerful battery that powers the vehicle.

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Charge board

A george board allows the battery of an electric vehicle to be connected to an external power supply in order to george it

Electric traction motor

This traction motor not only drives the wheels of the car with an electric battery but also supplies the required voltage to the electric traction motor.

Power Electronics Monitor

This beauty determines the flow of electrical energy supplied by the traction battery and the torque it generates controls the speed of the electric traction motor.

Traction battery pack

Electric traction motor saves electricity to use.

Heating System Cooling

This system maintains the proper operating temperature range of the engine, electric motor, power electronics, and other components. Search

Onboard charger

It draws incoming AC power supplied through the charge port to charge the traction battery and convert it into AC power that communicates with the charging equipment and monitors battery characteristics such as voltage, current, temperature and charge level while charging.

Power Electronics Monitor

This beauty determines the flow of electrical energy supplied by the traction battery and the torque it generates controls the speed of the electric traction motor.

Traction battery pack

 

Electric traction motor saves electricity to use.

 

Heating System Cooling

 

This system maintains the proper operating temperature range of the engine, electric motor, power electronics, and other components.