What do you mean by the fuel source of the car?

The fuel source of traditional cars is mainly petroleum fuel, mainly including gasoline, diesel oil and kerosene. These fuels are extracted from petroleum resources and then refined and processed into fuels suitable for automobiles. Although these fuels are widely used, their problems can not be ignored, including fuel price fluctuation, environmental pollution and tight supply of resources in the future.

The fuel source of new energy vehicles is very different from that of traditional vehicles, and its main fuel source is renewable energy, such as solar energy, wind energy and geothermal energy. The use of these energy sources is pollution-free while meeting the driving demand of vehicles, and has the characteristics of long service cycle of non-renewable resources. Although the development of new energy vehicles still faces problems such as technical cost and charging infrastructure construction, its future market prospects are broad.

The fuel sources of hybrid electric vehicles include both traditional automobile fuel and new energy fuel. By mixing the traditional petroleum fuel with the battery energy storage system, the fuel consumption and pollution emission are greatly reduced. Diversification of fuel sources can better meet the needs of different consumer groups for environmental protection and economy. In recent years, hybrid electric vehicles have been widely recognized by users, and it is expected that more multi-brand and multi-type hybrid electric vehicles will enter the market in the future.