https://themediatimes.com/derby-man-says-electric-car-helped-him-lose-weight/
Derby man says electric car helped him lose weight
January 25, 2020  Sheldon Chavez

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Lasting weight loss may seem like a tough battle, but a Derby man thinks he
has found a simple solution – buy an electric car.

After buying a Volkswagen e-Golf last September, Robert Hardie lost over a
stone [14lbs] – and he says it’s because he no longer walks past the
confectionery aisle at gas stations.

“After four weeks of buying an electric car, I thought it really helped me
lose weight,” said the 55-year-old.

“Then I realized that I was no longer going to gas stations, so I don’t buy
chocolate and crisps.

“It’s just one of those things you don’t think about.”

Robert of Allestree said that he often used gas stations because his work in
Gloucester is a 200-mile round trip.

But now he just loads his vehicle.

“I call it the electric car regime [/diet],” he added. “When I tell people,
they laugh.”

Robert, who works for electric golf cart maker Stewart Golf, realized the
impact of gas stations on his waistline when he started using a gasoline car
again.

He said: “I had a car accident and received a courtesy car for a short
while. I was going to gas stations again and I regained my full weight. no
will. “

Robert said he had since lost weight after retrieving his electric car.

He said: “It is a fantastic car to drive, cheaper to use and easy to charge.
It’s also better for the environment.

“Once you have had one, you will never come back.”

Encouraging more people to use electric vehicles is at the heart of the
government’s efforts to fight climate change.

Transport accounts for 23% of the UK’s CO2 emissions – more than any other
sector.

Sales of all-electric vehicles increased 70% last year from 2018, suggesting
that Britain has reached a turning point.

By 2030, experts predict that more than 125 million electric vehicles will
be owned by people around the world.
[© themediatimes.com]


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