
Plug-in hybrid vehicles are considered new energy vehicles, as they represent a transitional form between pure electric vehicles and traditional fuel-powered vehicles. They incorporate both the conventional internal combustion engine, transmission system, fuel system, and fuel tank of traditional vehicles, as well as the , electric motor, and control circuitry found in pure electric vehicles. The maintenance methods for new energy vehicles include: 1. Properly managing charging times; 2. Protecting the charger; 3. Regularly checking the battery to ensure sufficient charge, correctly managing charging times, avoiding high-current discharge, and preventing battery depletion during storage; 4. Timely cleaning; 5. Ensuring waterproofing; 6. Frequently checking tire pressure; 7. Avoiding exposure to direct sunlight.


