What's the difference between new energy vehicles and traditional vehicles?

Pacific Auto Network 1 has different production costs. Relatively speaking, the production cost of new energy vehicles is higher. New energy vehicles are the product of the times, and their appearance is not long, while the development of ordinary vehicles takes a long time, and the production and assembly costs of parts of global automobile manufacturers have been relatively fixed. Because new energy vehicles are new products, the expenses and labor costs in technology research and development and automobile design are much higher than those of ordinary vehicles.

2. Their life span is different.

Ordinary cars use engines. In theory, as long as it is properly maintained and used, it can be used until the car is forced to scrap, during which there will be no major problems. Refers to a taxi running on the road.

For new energy vehicles, the battery life is usually about 5 years. When the battery life reaches the limit, it is necessary to replace the battery.

3. Different energy-saving new energy vehicles have the characteristics of energy saving and emission reduction, reducing waste gas generation and fuel consumption. The conclusion is that new energy vehicles are more environmentally friendly than ordinary vehicles.

New energy vehicles refer to vehicles that use new power systems and are completely or mainly driven by new energy, including pure electric vehicles, plug-in hybrid vehicles and fuel cell vehicles. Non-plug-in hybrid vehicles and fuel vehicles belong to traditional vehicles. A simpler and more direct understanding is that all the people who can get the green card are new energy vehicles.

At present, new energy vehicles are mainly pure electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles. Fuel cell vehicles are only used in commercial vehicles and public transport, and have not been further applied to passenger cars.

From the development trend, pure electric vehicles will be the mainstream of new energy vehicles in the future. Plug-in hybrid vehicles can only be seen in some high-end models, while traditional fuel vehicles will become a scarce commodity. In other words, the internal combustion engine will not be extinct in the future, but it is very expensive to use.

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