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All-electric cars lack an internal combustion engine in favour of an electric motor. The vehicle’s electric engine is powered by a sizable traction battery pack, which must be plugged into a charging station or wall outlet to be charged.
Finding charging stations, waiting periods, greater starting expenses, a shorter driving range, and potentially pricey battery pack replacements are some of these drawbacks.
The only source of electricity for electric models is their batteries.
In truth, electric automobiles are much better equipped to withstand prolonged periods of inactivity than combustion-powered vehicles, whose 12V batteries may lose charge and whose fluids and radiator hoses may deteriorate.
The Estonia Electric car market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
A new generation self-driving electric shuttle called MiCa has been introduced by the Estonian IT company Auve Tech.
According to Auve Tech, these international partnership initiatives have helped create breakthroughs in both software and hardware.
Auve Tech’s autonomous vehicles have been transporting passengers in 12 different nations. Additionally, Estonia, where the company is situated, has tested it.
In order to see farther than the previous generation and give a 360-degree view of its surroundings, MiCa has seven LiDAR sensors and ten cameras.
Additionally, to ensure reliability in all circumstances, the number of vital systems on board has been doubled, reducing the possibility of errors.
The weather in Estonia permits testing the cars in a range of conditions, from intense rain to deep snow, giving MiCa a distinct competitive advantage.
Furthermore, MiCa may be used in warmer climates because to its robust air conditioning system.
