Do new energy vehicles consume electricity quickly on highways?

[VanSavannah]

New energy vehicles consume electricity quickly on highways. Reasons for high electricity consumption: Both new energy vehicles and fuel-powered vehicles need to overcome two forces during driving: ground friction and air resistance. The ground friction on highways remains relatively constant, but air resistance increases with speed. To be precise, both new energy vehicles and fuel-powered vehicles require more energy as speed increases. Methods to reduce electricity consumption for new energy vehicles: Maintain a moderately low speed; Avoid sudden acceleration and deceleration; Keep windows closed when driving at high speeds; Avoid driving on poor road conditions; Use the air conditioning system in recirculation mode as much as possible; Control the load; Reduce the use of high beams; Charge and maintain the vehicle regularly; Pay attention to tire pressure; Monitor battery operating temperature; Regularly maintain the lubrication system.