How Much Difference Between NEDC Range and Actual Range?

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DelAlexa
07/29/25 7:01am
NEDC range differs from actual range by 80%-90%. Below are relevant introductions: Introduction: NEDC stands for New European Driving Cycle, which translates to "New European Driving Cycle" in Chinese. It can be seen that the current Ministry of Industry and Information Technology range standard used in China is the European standard. Test: The NEDC range test mainly simulates urban and suburban environments, with a ratio of 4:1. Due to the many influencing factors in actual road conditions, the NEDC test is basically a bench test. Reference Value: The biggest criticism of NEDC is that the data fabricated by this theory sometimes differs greatly from the facts, and the standard NEDC reference value is not high in most countries.
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