How to Charge a Hybrid Electric Vehicle?
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Hybrid electric vehicles are currently divided into two main categories: plug-in and non-plug-in. Plug-in hybrid models can be charged via external power sources, while non-plug-in hybrid models cannot be charged externally. More details are as follows: 1. Plug-in hybrid models can be charged using external charging equipment (such as charging stations or ordinary household power sources) or through automatic charging while driving with fuel. The characteristic of plug-in hybrid models is that when fully charged, the car can generally travel a longer distance in pure electric driving mode. If the usage intensity is not very high, it can basically achieve zero fuel consumption, offering significant advantages in energy saving. 2. Non-plug-in hybrid models cannot be charged externally and can only be charged by operating the vehicle. Their energy source comes from storing the energy wasted by conventional vehicles in the form of electricity. Therefore, ultimately, all their energy still comes from gasoline, making them less efficient in terms of energy saving.