How Many Kilometers Can New Energy Vehicles Run?

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MacAlessandra
07/29/25 3:25pm
New energy vehicles can run for different distances depending on the car's battery and brand. Here are the details: 1. Types of new energy vehicle batteries. Lithium iron phosphate batteries are a type of lithium-ion battery with relatively low cost, high safety, good high-temperature performance, high charge-discharge efficiency, and environmental friendliness. The biggest advantage of ternary lithium batteries is their high energy density, which results in a relatively smaller battery size. This effectively reduces the vehicle's volume while providing a larger battery capacity, thereby improving the driving range. Lithium cobalt oxide batteries offer advantages such as stable structure, high capacity ratio, and high density, making the vehicle's driving range more prominent with good overall performance, but at a higher cost. 2. Driving range of different models. The Jianghuai iEV4, which uses lithium iron phosphate batteries, has a range of 166KM-180KM; the BYD e6 has a range of 400KM; the BAIC E150EV has a range of 150KM. The Jianghuai iEV5, which uses ternary lithium batteries, has a range of 166KM-180KM. The Tesla Model S, which uses lithium cobalt oxide batteries, has a range of 480KM-613KM.
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