There are three key differences between tires for an electric vehicle and tires for an equivalent gasoline- or diesel-powered vehicle. Those differences are weight, efficiency, and traction. Each plays a role in how a tire is designed and formulated for vehicles on the road. Let’s explore.
Gasoline and diesel vehicles are collectively called internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles. Battery-electric vehicles are usually referred to as being an electric vehicle (EV).
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