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Running cost per km measures the expense of driving your EV per kilometer. Running Cost/Km = (Battery Capacity of EV * Per Unit Electricity Cost ) / Range on full charge.✕

Engine type in car refers to the type of engine that powers the vehicle. There are many different types of car engines, but the most common are petrol (gasoline) and diesel engines✕

The displacement of an engine is the total volume of all of the cylinders in the engine. Measured in cubic centimetres (cc)✕

ICE engines have one or more cylinders. More cylinders typically mean more smoothness and more power, but it also means more moving parts and less fuel efficiency.✕

Fast charging typically refers to direct current (DC) charging from an EV charge station, and is generally quicker than AC charging. Not all fast chargers are equal, though, and this depends on their rated output.✕

Indicates the level of pollutants the car's engine emits, showing compliance with environmental regulations.✕

The mechanism by which the car's steering operates, such as manual, power-assisted, or electric. It affecting driving ease.✕

The maximum speed a car can be driven at. It indicates its performance capability.✕

The rate at which the car can increase its speed from a standstill. It is a key performance indicator.✕

The dimensions of the car's tyres indicating their width, height, and diameter. Important for grip and performance.✕

The distance from a car's front tip to the farthest point in the back.✕

The width of a car is the horizontal distance between the two outermost points of the car, typically measured at the widest point of the car, such as the wheel wells or the rearview mirrors✕

The height of a car is the vertical distance between the ground and the highest point of the car. It can decide how much space a car has along with it's body type and is also critical in determining it's ability to fit in smaller garages or parking spaces✕

Distance between the centre of the front and rear wheels. Affects the car’s stability & handling .✕

Mechanism that reduces the effort needed to operate the steering wheel. Offered in various types, including hydraulic and electric.✕

An automated system that opens and closes the car's boot lid or trunk with the press of a button or remote control. Makes accessing the boot easier.✕

Automatically adjusts the car’s cabin temperature. Removes the need to manually adjust car AC temperature every now and then & offers a set it and forget it convenience.✕

A dashboard indicator that alerts the driver when the fuel level is low. Gives a reminder to refill fuel to avoid stalling.✕

A tachometer shows how fast the engine is running, measured in revolutions per minute (RPM). In a manual car, it helps the driver know when to shift gears.✕

Measures the distance a vehicle has travelled for a particular trip. A multi-tripmeter can keep track of multiple distances. For example kilometres since the last fuel up and kilometres travelled since the last service. The different tripmeters can be reset by the user as and when needed.✕

A safety system that prevents a car's wheels from locking up during hard braking to maintain steering control.✕

A system that locks or unlocks all of the car's doors simultaneously with the press of a button. A must-have feature in modern cars.✕

Safety locks located on the car's rear doors that, when engaged, allows the doors to be opened only from the outside. The idea is to stop the door from opening unintentionally.✕

AM/FM radio tuner for listening to broadcasts and music. Mainly used for listening to music and news when inside the car.✕

Charges phones wirelessly via a charging pad. Useful feature for users with a smartphone that supports wireless charging.✕

A USB port for connecting external devices, like smartphones or MP3 players, to the car's audio system using a cable. Lets you play audio from your device through car speakers.✕