Detailed Explanation of the Three Modes of Roewe ei6

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Emman
07/28/25 8:24pm
Roewe ei6 features four hybrid electric drive modes, namely pure electric drive, parallel drive, on-the-go charging, and energy recovery. Below is an introduction to the Roewe ei6: Appearance: The Roewe ei6 is based on the Roewe i6 but adopts a larger trapezoidal front grille, a redesigned front bumper, and exclusive hybrid badges on the front fenders. The top-tier model of the Roewe ei6 boasts a rich array of features, including Alcantara seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, heated front seats, an electronic parking brake, a 12-inch full LCD instrument panel, ambient lighting, and an auto-dimming rearview mirror. Configuration: The new Roewe ei6 offers multiple customization options, including wheel styles, exterior mirrors, headlights, a sunroof, exterior door handles, front and rear bumpers, a two-tone body, and a black roof.
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NoahFitz
08/12/25 12:08am
Here's my understanding of the three modes of the Roewe ei6: In pure electric mode, the car runs entirely on battery power. After starting, the vehicle is exceptionally quiet with zero emissions, making it most suitable for urban commuting or short trips, with low power consumption and cost savings. The hybrid mode intelligently switches between the engine and motor during driving, such as automatically engaging additional power during uphill climbs or highway driving, ensuring a balance between range and fuel efficiency, with very low overall fuel consumption. The maintenance mode can lock the current battery level without further power depletion, ideal for preserving battery power during long-distance travel for subsequent urban use. I find the flexible switching between different modes very practical – using pure electric for daily commutes, hybrid for road trips, and maintenance mode to avoid battery depletion. Battery health is crucial, so regular maintenance is recommended for long-term cost savings, peace of mind, and stable driving performance.
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ElijahFitz
08/12/25 12:08am
When driving the Roewe ei6, I frequently use three modes: Pure Electric Mode allows the car to run entirely on battery power, ideal for city traffic jams or short trips—quiet, fuel-saving, and zero emissions. Hybrid Mode automatically combines gasoline and electric power, such as activating the engine to supplement power in mixed driving conditions, offering strong range and low fuel consumption. Maintenance Mode can keep the current battery level from dropping, useful for reserving power during long highway trips, allowing for a pure electric drive upon arriving home. As a family user, safety comes first. Using pure electric mode for commuting saves money and is eco-friendly, while switching to hybrid mode on weekend outings is more reliable. Mode operation is simple, with buttons on the steering wheel for quick switching. Avoiding sudden acceleration in daily use helps extend battery life, lowering overall vehicle costs and making family trips more reassuring.
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Janice
09/30/25 7:13am
The three modes of the Roewe ei6 are Pure Electric Mode, Hybrid Mode, and Hold Mode. In pure electric mode, it runs solely on electricity with zero emissions, making it quiet and eco-friendly for city driving. The hybrid mode automatically combines petrol and electricity for extended range, suitable for various road conditions. Hold Mode preserves battery power for emergencies. I believe using pure electric mode more often saves fuel and reduces pollution. These small switches are practical and intelligent.
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