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Die Weiterentwicklung des traditionellen Verbrennungsmotors ist ein wichtiger Baustein zur Reduzierung der CO₂-Emissionen, wird aber allein nicht ausreichen, um auch den Verkehr klimavertrĂ€glich zu machen.

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Schonend

Viele Komponenten von Elektroautos benötigen Rohstoffe, die auf dem Weltmarkt knapper und teurer werden, so Lithium, Kobalt und seltene Erden.

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Praktisch

Der Übergang zur ElektromobilitĂ€t ist ein Prozess, der sich nicht von heute auf morgen vollziehen wird.

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Sparsam

Durch den hohen Wirkungsgrad der Motoren wird viel mehr erzeugte Energie in Bewegung umgesetzt als bei klassischen Verbrennungsmotoren.

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Lebenswert

Lebenswert sind unsere StĂ€dte, wenn der Verkehr auch das lokale Umfeld nicht durch LĂ€rm und Schadstoffe unnötig belastet. Elektrofahrzeuge bieten die Basis fĂŒr eine nachhaltige und vernetzte MobilitĂ€t, die gar nicht so weit in der Zukunft liegt.

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What is electric mobility?

Electric mobility, according to the definition of the German government and the National Development Plan for Electric Mobility (NEP) comprises all street vehicles that are powered by an electric motor and primarily get their energy from the power grid – in other words: can be recharged externally.

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Why do we need electric mobility?

Today, there are almost 1 billion motor vehicles worldwide, 700 million of them cars. According to current projections, this number is expected to double no later than 2030.

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Are the days of the combustion engine numbered?

Does electric mobility mean the end of the combustion engine is near?

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How is the market potential for electric vehicles perceived, considering their comparatively limited range?

According to new research, 80% of all car trips do not exceed 20 km. Therefore, the range offered by purely electric vehicles available today – approximately 150 km – is sufficient for most trips.

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What positive effects does electric mobility have on Germany as a location for industry?

As an economic factor and a driver of growth electric mobility is having an enduring impact on our industrialized society through innovative products and services, which are also in demand globally.

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How energy efficient are e-vehicles?

The best way to assess the efficiency of propulsion systems is engine efficiency, which states how large a percentage of the primary energy is transformed into motion.

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What can realistically be said about electric mobility in terms of it being better for the climate? Do electric cars make sense even given today's energy mix?

Being locally emissions-free is a clear advantage of electric vehicles but the carbon footprint over the entire energy chain depends on the emissions related to generating the electricity – obviously that is also true of all other propulsion technologies and energy sources such as natural gas, diesel or gas /petrol.

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Are sufficient raw materials available to establish electric mobility in our automotive fleets for the long term?

To a certain degree, electric vehicles and their components require raw materials, which are in limited supply.

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Can the vehicles and their components be recycled in a satisfactory manner?

Specific investigations into the recyclability of e-vehicles are difficult in the current phase of market preparation.

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Can electric mobility contribute to the expansion of renewable energy?

The future of electricity is renewable. More and more fluctuating sources like wind and solar energy are being fed into the power grid.

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Is public research funding for electric mobility in Germany necessary?

The international competitive pressure is enormous – electric mobility is being subsidized in many markets throughout the world.

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Does the government's buying bonus for electric cars in Germany make sense?

In April 2016 the federal government and the automotive industry agreed to subsidize the sale of new electric cars with an environmental bonus.

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What is the reason for the Electric Mobility Act (EmoG)?

The growing use of electric mobility reduces noise and pollution on the roads, supports climate protection and advances the German energy transition (Energiewende).

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How will Germany assure that its skilled workers are prepared for the requirements of electric mobility?

The transition from combustion engines to electric mobility does not just require the development of a suitable infrastructure, high-performance battery systems or new vehicle concepts.

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Are electric vehicles suitable for everyday use?

80 percent of the people living in Germany travel no more than 39 kilometers per day by car.

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What range do electric cars have?

Depending on the model, purely electrically driven vehicles currently have a range of between 150 and 250 kilometers, some even more. The exact figure depends on the driving style of the user as well as the environmental conditions.

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When will the necessary infrastructure for charging electric vehicles be available?

Even today, there is a network of more than 5500 publicly accessible charging stations in Germany, which continues to expand.

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Why are electric cars more expensive than conventional ones?

Purchasing an electric vehicle isn't cheap. The additional cost of buying an electric car instead of a conventional one primarily comes from the battery.

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What is the lifespan of batteries for electric vehicles?

Generally, the battery that is purchased along with an electric vehicle should last for the average lifespan of a car.

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Can electric vehicles charge even without a cable?

Electric vehicles can be charged wirelessly as well.

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Electric vehicles are largely silent when they drive. What potential dangers does that pose?

Especially when they drive slowly, electric vehicles are quieter than cars with combustion engines.

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How can the range of electric vehicles be increased?

Electric vehicles still have room for improvement in two areas in particular: initial cost and range.

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How safe are lithium-ion batteries?

Safety issues are key to a wider adoption of electric mobility.

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How can the high cost of the batteries be reduced?

High-performance batteries are the key component of both stationary as well as mobile electric applications.

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What opportunities for improvement are there in electric drive systems?

For electric mobility to become affordable for everyone, the cost of electric drive systems needs to be reduced significantly

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What materials will be used to build electric cars in the future?

Which materials and construction techniques will be used in electric mobility in the future will depend on vehicle specific requirements (vehicle size and design, motorization and configuration, price level) and the development potential of the materials.

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What impact will propagation of electric vehicles have on the power grid?

There are supposed to be one million electric vehicles on Germany's roads by 2020.

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For now, there are many different designs for electric car components – charging plugs, for example – what advances have been made in standardizing electric mobility?

Standardizing electric mobility is being undertaken by several standardization organizations on the national, European and global level.

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âŸčWhat is electric mobility? âŸčWhy do we need electric mobility? âŸčAre the days of the combustion engine numbered? âŸčHow is the market potential for electric vehicles perceived, considering their comparatively limited range? âŸčWhat positive effects does electric mobility have on Germany as a location for industry? âŸč How energy efficient are e-vehicles? âŸčWhat can realistically be said about electric mobility in terms of it being better for the climate? Do electric cars make sense even given today's energy mix? âŸčAre sufficient raw materials available to establish electric mobility in our automotive fleets for the long term? âŸčCan the vehicles and their components be recycled in a satisfactory manner? âŸčCan electric mobility contribute to the expansion of renewable energy? âŸčIs public research funding for electric mobility in Germany necessary? âŸčDoes the government's buying bonus for electric cars in Germany make sense? âŸčWhat is the reason for the Electric Mobility Act (EmoG)? âŸčHow will Germany assure that its skilled workers are prepared for the requirements of electric mobility? âŸčAre electric vehicles suitable for everyday use? âŸčWhat range do electric cars have? âŸčWhen will the necessary infrastructure for charging electric vehicles be available? âŸčWhy are electric cars more expensive than conventional ones? âŸčWhat is the lifespan of batteries for electric vehicles? âŸčCan electric vehicles charge even without a cable? âŸčElectric vehicles are largely silent when they drive. What potential dangers does that pose? âŸčHow can the range of electric vehicles be increased? âŸčHow safe are lithium-ion batteries? âŸčHow can the high cost of the batteries be reduced? âŸčWhat opportunities for improvement are there in electric drive systems? âŸčWhat materials will be used to build electric cars in the future? âŸčWhat impact will propagation of electric vehicles have on the power grid? âŸčFor now, there are many different designs for electric car components – charging plugs, for example – what advances have been made in standardizing electric mobility?

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Nationaler Entwicklungsplan ElektromobilitÀt der Bundesregierung (PDF)

Nationaler Entwicklungsplan ElektromobilitÀt der Bundesregierung (PDF)

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Regierungsprogramm ElektromobilitÀt

Regierungsprogramm ElektromobilitÀt (PDF)

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Leuchtturmprojekte der ElektromobilitÀt

Leuchtturmprojekte der ElektromobilitÀt (PDF)

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Die Schaufenster ElektromobilitÀt stellen sich vor

Die Schaufenster ElektromobilitÀt stellen sich vor (PDF)

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Erster Bericht der Nationalen Plattform ElektromobilitÀt

Erster Bericht der Nationalen Plattform ElektromobilitÀt (PDF)

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Zweiter Bericht der Nationalen Plattform ElektromobilitÀt

Zweiter Bericht der Nationalen Plattform ElektromobilitÀt (PDF)

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Dritter Bericht der Nationalen Plattform ElektromobilitÀt

Dritter Bericht der Nationalen Plattform ElektromobilitÀt

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BMUB-PrÀsentation Klimaschutz und MobilitÀt

BMUB-PrÀsentation Klimaschutz und MobilitÀt (PDF)

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