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How many types of new energy vehicles are there?

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MacDonovan

07/24/25 8:16am

There are 3 types of new energy vehicles, namely hybrid electric vehicles, pure electric vehicles, and fuel cell electric vehicles. Pure electric vehicles refer to vehicles that use on-board power as the driving force, use electric motors to drive the wheels, and meet all the requirements of road traffic and safety regulations. According to their energy types, new energy vehicles can be divided into pure electric, plug-in hybrid, and extended-range hybrid. Any new energy vehicle model with the word "hybrid" must have an internal combustion engine. For example, plug-in hybrid vehicles are equipped with both an engine and an electric motor, while extended-range hybrid vehicles are equipped with an electric motor and a small-displacement engine.

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AngelinaFitz

08/11/25 3:51am

I've always been fascinated by various new energy vehicles and have driven several models myself, so let me talk about the common types. First, there are pure electric vehicles, which run entirely on batteries, like Tesla or BYD models. Just charge them up and they're ready to go, offering a super quiet and comfortable driving experience. They save money on fuel for daily use, but for long trips, the limited charging stations require more planning. The second type is plug-in hybrid vehicles, such as the Toyota Prius Plug-in, which can be powered by either electricity or gasoline. When the battery runs out, the engine takes over, making them particularly flexible for urban commuting. The third type is fuel cell vehicles, like the hydrogen-powered Toyota Mirai, which generate electricity from hydrogen to drive the car, emitting only water and being very eco-friendly. I've also tried range-extended electric vehicles, such as those from Li Auto, which use a gasoline-powered generator to charge the battery when it's depleted, reducing range anxiety. Currently, these are the mainstream types, with new technologies still emerging, but the core focus is on reducing pollution and dependence on fossil fuels. Personally, I prefer plug-in hybrids for their convenience and practicality.

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