"fully electric" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "The car manufacturers are now producing more fully electric vehicles in response to increasing environmental concerns."
The fledgling Detroit Electric car company introduced its first product, the fully electric SP 01 two-seat roadster, on Wednesday.
The fully electric Tesla S sedan.
"Our prototype vehicles are fully electric.
"Until now, fully electric doubledecker buses have been considered unfeasible.
It is fully electric and has no tailpipe.
Expanding his electric vision further, he said: "Aircraft and ships, and all other modes of transport, will go fully electric - not half electric, but fully electric".
With hybrids and fully electric vehicles, there is more fuel economy coming.
The first fully electric double decker bus will enter service in October, Johnson said last month.
So does its specialty: giving hybrid owners the option of going fully electric.
Fully electric cars are still a niche product bought mostly by affluent drivers.
All showed either fully electric or hybrid models, with many destined for showrooms.
