
Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles can go on long-distance trips, as charging stations are available at highway service areas. Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles generally refer to a type of new energy vehicle that falls between pure electric vehicles and traditional fuel-powered vehicles. They are equipped with both the conventional car components—such as the engine, transmission, drivetrain, fuel system, and fuel tank—and the electric vehicle components, including the , electric motor, and control circuit, with a relatively large battery capacity. PHEVs feature charging ports, combining the advantages of both pure electric vehicles and hybrid vehicles. They can operate in pure electric mode for zero-emission driving and also extend the driving range through hybrid mode.


