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#Ford is committed to reducing our planetary impact. Watch how we’re testing making vehicle plastics from CO2.https://t.co/YkInvj7j6T

— Ford Drive Green (@FordDriveGreen) May 17, 2016

Generally, when automakers talk about reducing carbon emissions, they mean scaling back the amount of carbon they are releasing, either by streamlining the manufacturing process at their plants, or making their engines more efficient to reduce the CO₂ released from the tailpipe as they drive.

Sometimes scaling back just isn't enough. Ford is finding ways to actually reverse carbon emissions.

#Ford green options are good options. Learn the differences here: https://t.co/15IXoPUzdi ??https://t.co/Ismz3tllHo

— Ford Drive Green (@FordDriveGreen) February 15, 2016

This year, Ford Motor Company made a big announcement: by 2020, they will release 13 new electric models. This announcement comes right alongside a $4.5 billion investment into electric, and battery research.

How is the average Columbus, KS driver supposed to cope with this massive influx of electric vehicles (EVs)?

The differences between EV types are not as complicated as you might think. The biggest