Comparative Environmental Impact Analysis of Electric, Hybrid, and Conventional Internal Combustion Engine Vehicles

Author:

Sinha Rohit1

Affiliation:

1. XIM University

Abstract

Abstract This research paper presents a comprehensive wringer of the environmental impact of electric cars, hybrid cars, and conventional internal combustion engine (ICE) cars, with a focus on challenging the conventional weighing that electric cars are inherently increasingly environmentally friendly. Drawing inspiration from a recent study conducted by Prof. Avinash Agarwal of IIT Kanpur, this research seeks to provide a unique perspective on the topic by considering various factors and providing fresh insights into the sustainability of these automotive technologies. The study employs a holistic life cycle assessment (LCA) approach, examining not only tailpipe emissions but moreover manufacturing, electricity generation, and end-of-life disposal impacts. The findings of the research indicate that environmental advantages of electric cars are context-dependent and may not unchangingly outweigh those of hybrid and conventional ICE cars.

Publisher

Research Square Platform LLC

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1. Our research draws upon. a diverse range of studies, research papers, and data sources that have contributed to the depth and breadth of our analysis. We gratefully acknowledge the following references that have informed and enriched this research journal.

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