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What turns the wheels of a hydrogen fuel cell car?
Answer: Electric motor
Why: Nothing burns: the fuel cell combines hydrogen with oxygen from the air to make electricity, leaving water vapour behind.
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What kind of electric vehicle is most common worldwide?
Answer: Two-wheelers
Why: China alone has more than 350 million electric bicycles, several times all the electric cars on the world's roads.
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Which 1912 car invention helped petrol cars beat electric ones?
Answer: Electric starter
Why: Hand-cranking was risky: an engine kicking back could break the driver's arm, a danger the electric starter removed.
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What country became the biggest electric car market in 2015?
Answer: China
Why: In 2024 China bought more than 11 million electric cars, almost two-thirds of all those sold worldwide.
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What lets many EVs warm the cabin with heat from outside air?
Answer: Heat pump
Why: In mild cold, a heat pump can deliver two to three units of heat per unit of electricity, while a plain electric heater gives just one.
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Where was the CHAdeMO fast-charging plug created?
Answer: Japan
Why: CHAdeMO's name puns on a Japanese phrase offering a cup of tea, a nod to how long a charge would take.