Can the Chery Ant Run on Highways?

[CharlotteLynn]

Chery Ant can run on highways. According to highway regulations, the minimum speed requirement for vehicles on highways is 60 km/h, and the maximum speed must not exceed 120 km/h. The Chery Ant is equipped with a ternary lithium battery pack from CATL, with a total capacity of up to 32.2 kWh. It provides a maximum power of 30 kW and a maximum torque of 120 Nm, supplied by Yaskawa. It only requires half of a standard parking space, allowing for more vehicles of the same class and a more spacious interior driving area. The braking system of Chery's new energy vehicle, the Ant, performs excellently. As a small new energy vehicle, the Ant is also equipped with many braking systems specifically designed for higher-class vehicles, such as ABS anti-lock braking system and EBD braking system. These systems greatly enhance the safety of the Ant during braking. The Chery Ant may not look large, but as a three-door, two-seater microcar, it is actually medium to large in its class. Moreover, it is larger than the Smart Fortwo. With a simple structure and fewer components, maintenance workload is minimal. When using an AC induction motor, the motor requires no maintenance.