Monday, July 29th, 2019, marked the earliest Earth
Overshoot Day that mankind has seen. 209 days into the calendar
year and we have used up all the resources the Earth could
regenerate in 365 days. Earth Overshoot Day is the date when
humanity’s annual demand on nature exceeds what Earth’s
ecosystems can regenerate in that year. This date has crept up by
two months over the last 20 years. At this rate, it would take 1.75
Earths to sustainably meet the current demands of humanity,
according to the available data.
Human beings have consistently tried to improve the process of
travel – getting from one place to another quickly,
comfortably and efficiently. In light of these global environmental
changes, electrically-powered vehicles have become more prevalent
in our society. One of the primary reasons for the introduction of
electric vehicles into the market is the concern over greenhouse
gas emissions that conventional automobiles emit and their
contribution to global