Can the Range Extender of Electric Vehicles Really Provide Unlimited Range?

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StHadley
07/30/25 7:17am
It cannot provide unlimited range but only extends the driving distance of electric vehicles. Here is the relevant introduction: Introduction to Range Extenders: A range extender generally refers to components that can provide additional electrical energy, enabling the vehicle to travel a longer distance. In the traditional sense, a range extender refers to the combination of an engine and a generator. Introduction to Extended-Range Electric Vehicles: An extended-range electric vehicle is a type of electric vehicle that uses other energy sources to replenish electrical energy when the battery is depleted. Its main operational characteristic is that it mostly operates in pure electric mode, with only a few instances of operating in range-extending mode, where the range extender generates electrical energy to power the motor or charge the battery.
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