Tow Truck Assistance has no electric cars

Yes. Due to the special nature of electric vehicles, the same value-added service of towing assistance is offered to insured electric vehicles in the event that the vehicle runs out of power and breaks down. Traditional four-wheel drive vehicles have to be towed with all four wheels off the ground, while the four-wheel drive of an electric car a case is through a single motor with a driveshaft, the advantage of this structure is a simple structure, due to the increase in the weight of the vehicle, which will affect the vehicle range.

Another case is the dual motor all-wheel drive, this can be realized full-time four-wheel drive, time-sharing four-wheel drive or timing four-wheel drive, which is somewhat similar to the mainstream urban SUV four-wheel drive function; the last is the hub motor or wheel-side motors (four motors, control of the four wheels), this four-wheel drive structure of the biggest advantage of the space-saving, and each wheel is an independent power unit

Electric cars are becoming more and more common, and under the support of various black technologies, electric cars are starting to have four-wheel drive, such as the BYD Tang, Tesla and so on. We all know that ordinary fuel four-wheel drive vehicles can not be towed, Subaru even posted a "full-time four-wheel drive, do not tow" warning stickers. But can electric 4WD vehicles be towed or not? Let's take a look at the structure of an electric four-wheel drive vehicle.

Traditional four-wheel drive is an ordinary fuel vehicle through the splitter, drive shafts and differential locks and other major transmission components to achieve four-wheel drive, the engine is the only source of power. In a traditional four-wheel drive vehicle, the splitter, driveshaft, and differential lock are necessary, but in an electric four-wheel drive vehicle, these components can be partially or completely neutered.