The difference between petrol-electric hybrid and plug-in hybrid.

The difference between oil-electric mixing and plug-in mixing is that:

1, the hybrid vehicle can't be connected with an external power supply, and it is directly charged by the engine; Plug-in hybrid vehicles need extra power to charge.

2. Hybrid vehicles cannot be licensed as new energy sources; Plug-in hybrid vehicles can obtain new energy licenses. This means that hybrid vehicles cannot enjoy the subsidy policy of local governments for new energy vehicles, and this must be understood before buying.

3. The plug-in battery pack has a larger capacity, and a charging socket is added; Oil-electric hybrid is also equipped with a set of motor drive mode, which is commonly heard as "double engine version", while plug-in hybrid adds a battery pack to drive the motor.

4. Oil and electricity can only run in fuel mode, and the battery can only maintain kilometer mileage in pure electric mode; Plug-in models can choose fuel or pure electric mode, and the capacity of battery pack is much larger than that of hybrid, and it can last for more than 50 kilometers in pure electric mode.