Non-plug-in hybrid EVs (HEVs): instead of using an external plug to charge the vehicle, the electricity generated by the HEV’s braking system is used to recharge the battery. FCEVs are typically fuelled by hydrogen and usually provide greater range than BEVs Fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs): use a fuel cell instead of a battery, or in combination with a battery or supercapacitor, to power their electric motors. They can be charged with electricity using a plug but also contain an internal combustion engine that uses liquid fuel Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs): powered by a combination of liquid fuel and electricity. BEVs are also known as ‘plug-in’ EVs as they use an external electrical charging outlet to charge the battery 
Battery electric vehicles (BEVs): fully-electric, meaning they are solely powered by electricity and do not have a petrol, diesel or LPG engine, fuel tank or exhaust pipe.There are currently four main types of EVs:
Electric vehicles (EVs) refers to cars or other vehicles with motors that are powered by electricity rather than liquid fuels.
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