Can Plug-in Hybrids Use New Energy Vehicle Indicators?
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Plug-in hybrids can use new energy vehicle indicators, as plug-in hybrid vehicles are classified as new energy vehicles. Plug-in hybrid vehicles use new energy license plates. The powertrain of a plug-in hybrid vehicle consists of a combination of an engine and an electric motor. The electric motor and battery pack in such vehicles directly contribute to driving the car, hence they are considered new energy vehicles. Below is an introduction to related content: 1. Plug-in hybrid vehicles primarily use electricity as the main driving method, with fuel as a backup. Compared to hybrid vehicles, plug-in hybrids are truly new energy vehicles. 2. Generally, the battery in a plug-in hybrid vehicle can provide a range of up to 100km. Taking the Volkswagen Passat as an example, it uses a plug-in hybrid system, allowing the car to be driven by either the engine or the electric motor during operation. 3. Plug-in hybrid vehicles are a type of car that falls between electric vehicles and fuel-powered vehicles. Plug-in hybrids have very low fuel consumption, making them particularly suitable for urban driving.