Modified continuous energy supplier (M.C.E.S.)

The Modified Continuous Energy Supplier: a method of generating electricity on board a moving Electric Vehicle for the recharging of the batteries and the continuous energizing of the propulsion motor in which the generating system converts into electricity the mechanical energy in the moving Electric Vehicle. The batteries are recharged on board whenever the Vehicle is in motion, thus enabling the batteries to continuously energize the propulsion motor and make the Electric Vehicle operate continuously even when it slows down or stops before traffic lights. The process eliminates not only the frequent stopping for recharging of the batteries but also the use of fossil fuels which produce emission. With the on board recharging of its batteries and the continuous energizing of its propulsion motor, the Electric Vehicle with the Modified Continuous Energy Supplier is able to operate continuously, run powerfully, and perform reliably like the gasoline-powered Vehicles.