Will new energy vehicles gradually replace fuel cars

Can new energy vehicles gradually replace fuel cars? For this question, if it is a few years earlier there may be doubts, but with the technological progress and gradual application of new energy vehicles, the answer to this question is getting closer.

We first look at a set of data, in 2017, the production and sales of new energy vehicles has been close to 800,000, which accounted for 2.7% of the total automobile production; and according to industry analysis, in 2020, China's new energy vehicle production will be more than 2 million, and by 2025, new energy vehicle sales will account for the proportion of total sales of more than 20%. This means that the share of new energy vehicles will gradually expand, and it is only a matter of time to replace fuel vehicles.

Let's look at another set of information, there are already a number of countries that have announced a timetable for stopping the sale of fuel cars. Germany will ban the sale of traditional internal combustion engine vehicles after 2030; France will ban the sale of fuel vehicles in 2040; Britain will ban the sale of fuel vehicles after 2040; the Netherlands and Norway will ban the sale of fuel vehicles in 2025; India has also declared that it will ban the sale of fuel vehicles in 2030; and the US state of California will ban the sale of fuel vehicles in 2030. This means that fuel cars will be gradually withdrawn from the stage, and new energy vehicles will be vigorously promoted, but the premise is that the emergence of super batteries, so that new energy vehicles to achieve a similar range as fuel cars.

Of course, in fact, about the new energy vehicles and fuel cars between the issue of the biggest impact or energy issues. Because the current oil resources are already less and less, and the application of oil is too wide, all walks of life are inseparable from the oil, fuel, lubricants will account for seventy to ninety percent of the other, such as plastics, asphalt, synthetic rubber, pharmaceuticals, cleaning products, cosmetics, and other uses, which means that the development of new energy vehicles has become an inevitable trend.

While the development of new energy vehicles is the trend, but do not rule out the development of new energy vehicles still have many problems. First of all, new energy vehicles are mainly divided into pure electric vehicles and fuel cell vehicles, and pure electric vehicles have been put into the market, but is limited by the range of battery life and charging problems are difficult to popularize a large area. Fuel cell vehicles are currently in the experimental development stage, not on the market, the main reason is that the catalyst in the fuel cell is too expensive, has not yet found a suitable alternative, as well as the addition of fuel and storage safety issues to be resolved. Secondly, after-sales service can not keep up with the development trend is also another major factor affecting the development of new energy vehicles. For these problems, but also the development will be encountered, and with the progress of technology, as well as infrastructure improvement, these problems hindering the development of new energy vehicles will also be solved.

So all in all, as a teacher, I think the new energy vehicles will gradually replace the fuel cars, but only a matter of time, but in the short term, fuel cars will still dominate. And when the technology continues to improve, as well as the implementation of infrastructure and services, new energy vehicles will usher in their own development period.