EV vs Petrol Cars. Why Both are Bad options.

Are you considering purchasing a new car but are unsure whether to go with a traditional petrol car or an electric vehicle? In this video, we'll explore the pros and cons of both options and provide you with a detailed analysis and calculation to help you make an informed decision.

To help you compare the two options, we'll provide a detailed calculation of the total cost of ownership, including factors such as the initial purchase price, fuel costs, and maintenance expenses. This calculation will reveal which option is more cost-effective in the long run.

Finally, we'll share an alternative option that might be even better than either petrol or EV cars.

By the end of it, you'll have all the information you need to make an informed decision on whether a petrol car, an EV car, or an alternative option is the best choice for you.

00:00 - Introduction
01:36 - Disadvantages of an EV vehicle
03:02 - EV vs Petrol car detailed comparison
10:05 - This makes EV cars more expensive
12:25 - How EV cars help the environment
13:47 - Mental stress by EV cars
14:36 - Final scorecard: EV vs Petrol
15:05 - This is better than EV and Petrol cars
19:25 - Conclusion

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[SadulpurKhabar]

मेरे पास तो ना ही गाड़ी है ना गाड़ी लेने के पैसे फिर भी पता नहीं क्यूँ पूरी वीडियो देख ली..😂😂

[asifm]

I owned a petrol Wagon R for 5 years and the meter read 12000 km. The running was 2000 per yr average. Petrol makes sense if you have low running. Very good analysis.

[rdr.]

The analysis/argument is very well put together and explained! Kudos!

[shrikrishnapadalkar]

Hi Pranjal. Thanks for such a detailed video. We must also take into consideration the manufacturing process of Lithium Ion Batteries. While running an EV vehicle there is no pollution but it had already made a lot of pollution during manufacturing of the Lithium Ion battery.
CNG is better than EV and pure petrol. Milage=25 Km/Kg - 30 Km/Kg.
Another eco-friendly option is Hydrogen Vehicle(Green Hydrogen).

[tusshar]

@Pranjal Thanks for the great comparison. Just an additional point of comparison should have been the loan that we take while buying cars. Since in EV govt. provides tax rebate on loan interest.

[anilnegi]

Doesn't hybrid has disadvantages of both, high maintenance because of engine and other moving parts and battery cost?

[canadaraghavendran]

@Pranjal.. completely new perspective and wonderful analysis. Two points:- One... The 3.3 lacs capital saving of petrol car can earn interest for 1 year. In second year residual saving would be rs. 2.6 lacs for ONE year, not two as you mentioned and 3rd year capital savings of rs. 1.9 lacs is again to be taken for ONE year and not three. No. Two point....I am told with two types of power generation, that is petrol engine & elec. motor repair and maintenance cost of hybrid will be higher than both, right?

[ragzzster]

Excellent comparision! One thing to note is that in the next 2 yrs or so range anxiety would away with next gen batteries n 500km+ range n fast charging of <5hrs would become the norm. Who knows where petrol prices will go (probably up 😅)

[vaibhavahlawat]

Together with range anxiety their is a pleasant feeling of trips costing less money every day, I end up going on more drives further away, only having to spend more time and not money in any one trip .

[knightravi]

Not purchasing car but still watching video fo financial knowledge ❤❤❤

[siddharthaganguli]

Very pragmatic comparison, nicely explained for non technical people like me. Great job, thanks a lot.

[suprotim]

Pranjal tum mere dil ki baat bataya..

Mai saab ko yehi batatahuu.. Dil khushh kar diya.

[sunshine]

Very good analysis. You may also consider registration cost. In some states, Registration charges are waived for EV.

[maheshp]

I think you also need to consider major repairs and parts replacements in petrol car and importantly assuming petrol price will remain constant is a big mistake, just in recent past we’ve paid up to 125 ₹ per liter and probability of it going even higher is there. Like wise even the probability of battery price reduction by 50% or more is very possible.
I don’t say it’s accurate but it’s a probability as you were predicting 😊

[Subri]

Good notes buddy 👍
Also take into account reducing range in EV which I've experienced in my REVA; range keeps dipping 15% every year

[gauravchouhan]

CNG ka bhi bata dete bhaisahab you earned my Trust many times...Ab vahi Parag parik flexi mutual fund ne paise ko 2 Guna se bhi jyada return Diya hai.. Thanks 🙏❤ .. Aise hi simple or humble rahiye bahut lambi race ke ghode ho aap break na lagne Dena ego se apni success ko❤

[MR.GHOSH_IND]

Ev companies be like : in saajan ko kya takleef hai vai 🤭

[Thuglife-nmkt]

sir aapke VIDEO TITLE padne ke baad mein soch raha tha ki aap bhi zyada gyani ban ke CAR lene ke jagah ...STOCK mein invest kar do yeh bataoge...but u really gave logical explanation

[raghavansurendrannair]

Sir,
Your vlog is an excellent comparison of expenses in respect of petrol electric and hybrid cars and it helps an individual to choose one's own option. It is really thought provoking to decide upon. May Great Almighty God bless you and your family.

[ANURAG]

Very well done in terms of analysis. Two points missed in terms of cost comparison. First rising petrol price, it will go 200 surely in near terms. Secondly reduction of value of battery due to mass production. Now comes polution aspect, we all shift to ev, what are the initiatives to gauge the inpact of batteries being after replacement.