Electric vehicles (EVs) are propelled by electric motors and batteries instead of combustion engines. They produce no exhaust emissions and can be powered by renewable energy, making EVs more environmentally friendly. The main components of an EV are the electric motor, battery, and controller. While EVs have advantages like no emissions, renewable fuel source, and low maintenance, they also have disadvantages such as high initial investment, lack of charging stations, and short driving range. Different battery types have varying lifespan. Government incentives are aimed at promoting EVs and reducing fuel costs and emissions. The future of EVs is expected to include more vehicles, efficient batteries, charging infrastructure, and research into fuel cells.