You are driving along the expressway one day when you find your vehicle slowing down and eventually coming to a halt. You step out of your vehicle to find out what the problem is, but you can’t seem to figure out where the car defects are and what is the cause of these sudden malfunctions. […]
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Maintenance needs and safety requirements for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) and hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) are similar to those of conventional vehicles, while all-electric vehicles require less maintenance. Manufacturers are designing these vehicles and publishing guides with maintenance and safety in mind.
With electric vehicles increasing in popularity, many would-be converts are wondering if they drive like cars with internal combustion engine. Will they be too slow, and would they feel strange to handle?
Just as regular internal combustion engine (ICE) cars need oil changes, tune-ups and regular tire rotation — to name just a few things that go into preventative maintenance — electric vehicles also require preventative maintenance to continue running their best.
Electric vehicles represent a complete different technology compared with internal combustion engines. This means that new safety hazards, mainly related to the characteristics of high-power electric equipment, may be present.
Before embarking on your trip, you are advised to prepare a list of emergency contact numbers in the country of your travel. Emergency Contact Numbers Checklist For emergency assistance and hotline information, please refer to: https://www.mfa.gov.sg/Services/Singapore-Citizens/I-Need-Help-Overseas
Many drivers find it tricky to navigate the terrain overseas due to insufficient knowledge and unfamiliarity with the driving culture and road environment. Here are some driving abroad tips from popular driving destinations. Driving abroad Tips: Australia Europe Japan Malaysia New Zealand South Korea United Kingdom United States of America Australia Tips on driving […]
You should visit the various NCAP websites to check on the available safety information relating to the car you are considering for driving overseas: New Car Assessment Programme Global : www.globalncap.org Europe : www.euroncap.com Japan : www.nasva.go.jp/mamoru/en/ Australia : www.ancap.com.au ASEAN : www.aseancap.org Latin : www.latinncap.com Korea : www.car.go.kr/jsp/kncap_eng/introduction.jsp USA : www.safercar.gov
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