Engineering, 27.02.2020 23:56 alexedwards307

Name some eco-friendly features you might look for while shopping for your first vehicle.
Also, explain techniques you can use while driving any vehicle to increase fuel efficiency and reduce emissions.

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To make the car Eco friendly and see whether it has features of Eco friendly or not. one should see the emission system of the car, the air conditioner should be the one not consuming too much fuel, radiator should be maintained.

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A green vehicle, or clean vehicle, or Eco-friendly vehicle or naturally agreeable vehicle is a street engine vehicle that produces less hurtful effects on the earth than practically identical ordinary inside burning motor vehicles running on gas or diesel, or one that utilizes certain elective powers.

Lightweight Design, Most vehicle models concentrated on maintainability and negatively affecting the earth are made to be lightweight, Electric Vehicle Mode, Emission Sensors, LED Lights, Radar Alerts are some of the features of an Eco friendly vehicle.

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While buying a vehicle from the ecofriendly point of view, at first instance one should try to buy an electric car which has almost no emission apart from the leaded battery as its power source.If buying a fuel based car we should try getting a vehicle that runs on natural gas which has very less emission.Alternatively if we had to buy a vehicle that consumes petroleum as a fuel then the vehicle must comply with the latest emission norms which focuses on efficient combustion of the fuel leading to low emission of toxic gases like oxides of sulphur and nitrogen and carbon monoxide.Apart from vehicle specifications the driving techniques such as keeping the brake and clutch actuators away from any kind of load or force so that the vehicle uses the energy generated by the engine in an efficient manner.

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