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Uganda capable of producing electric vehicles by 2040

Nissan Qashqai riding high on technology

Because it mimics speed, it will slow down in response to the speed of the car ahead without the need for you to step on the brake

When it comes to cars, the future is electric

Daily Monitor Thursday March 11 2021 Summary Apart from being safe for the environment, electric cars are also easy and cheap to maintain since they do not use fuel. Advertisement Paul Kateregga owns a purely electric car, a Nissan Leaf 2014 model. It is a five seater sedan he has owned since November 2019, with a maximum speed of 160km/hour.  Among the interesting features it has is the mortar that replaces the ordinary combustion engine, a battery that stores power upon recharging, an inverter, which converts power from the battery from direct current to alternating current and forwards it to the electric mortar, which then rotates the wheels to enable the vehicle move.   

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