Gasoline Vehicles vs Electric Vehicles Infographic
A gasoline vehicles vs electric vehicles slide sets the two car types head to head across five numbered rows. Each row puts the same point in an orange column and a green column.
What's on the slide
- An orange column for gasoline vehicles and a green column for electric vehicles
- Five matched rows: fueling and emissions, energy efficiency, operating costs, range and refueling, and performance
- A short written comparison in every row, ready to keep or edit
- A fuel nozzle drawing on the left and a plug drawing on the right
Science teachers and car dealers can both use it. You might show it in a class debate or at a staff meeting about a new company fleet.
The five numbered circles run down the middle, and each one joins a pair of boxes. Read across a row to compare the two sides on one point. The printed figures, such as 17-21% and over 77% for energy use, are samples, so put in your own numbers before you present. You can also add a sixth row if your talk covers another topic, like charging time. The orange and green tie each column to its drawing, the fuel nozzle on the left and the plug on the right. If you change one color, change the drawing to match.
You can change the text and the numbers in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides.
