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

The difference between new energy vehicles of Pacific Auto Network and traditional vehicles lies in the different power sources used. Ordinary cars use gasoline as the power source, while new energy vehicles refer to cars that use clean energy such as solar energy, electric energy and natural gas, which produce little pollution and are also the direction of national development.

The difference between new energy vehicles and ordinary vehicles lies in the different power sources used. Ordinary vehicles use gasoline as a power source. New energy vehicles refer to vehicles that use clean energy such as solar energy, electric energy and natural gas, which have little pollution and are also the direction of national development.

The production costs of new energy vehicles and ordinary vehicles are different. The development of ordinary cars takes a long time, and the production and assembly costs of parts of global automobile manufacturers have been relatively fixed. As a product of the times that has not appeared for a long time, the production cost of new energy vehicles is much higher than that of ordinary cars. In addition to the relatively high total cost of new energy itself in the use process, the production and labor costs of new energy vehicles are at a higher stage, whether it is technology research and development or automobile design.

The production costs of new energy vehicles and ordinary vehicles are different. The development of ordinary cars takes a long time, and the production and assembly costs of parts of global automobile manufacturers have been relatively fixed. As a product of the times that has not appeared for a long time, the production cost of new energy vehicles is much higher than that of ordinary cars. In addition to the relatively high total cost of new energy itself in the use process, the production and labor costs of new energy vehicles are at a higher stage, whether it is technology research and development or automobile design.

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