Do Hybrid Electric Vehicles Need to Be Charged?
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Hybrid electric vehicles do not need to be charged. The relevant principles are as follows: 1. The so-called hybrid refers to having two power sources, the thermal power source generated by gasoline or diesel and the electric power source generated by the battery; 2. In addition to the power system, the vehicle itself is also equipped with an energy recovery system. During driving, the residual energy of the engine and the braking power of the brakes can be converted into electrical energy and stored in the battery to achieve the purpose of charging; 3. As long as the vehicle is driving normally, it can charge the power system, so there is no need for special charging. When the vehicle is driving normally, the engine and the power system work simultaneously at a certain point, such as during startup and acceleration. The motor plays a certain auxiliary role, thereby achieving the goal of reducing fuel consumption. This is why hybrid vehicles are fuel-efficient; 4. During the use of hybrid models, there is no need to deliberately adjust the driving mode. The driving computer will automatically match the best operating mode to achieve the best power output and fuel economy.