How to Drive a New Energy Vehicle?

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New energy vehicles should be driven correctly as follows: 1. Electric vehicles, like gasoline cars, also have the most economical driving speed. Keeping the electric vehicle within the economical speed range as much as possible during driving can effectively extend the driving range. 2. Unless absolutely necessary, avoid sudden acceleration by pressing the accelerator pedal hard, as an instant speed increase will raise power consumption. At the same time, accurately predicting the state of the vehicle ahead can help the driver operate the car more smoothly. Slowing down by coasting without pressing the accelerator is definitely more economical than braking sharply. The limited electrical energy should be converted into the car's kinetic energy as much as possible, rather than being wasted as heat by the braking system. 3. Currently, mainstream electric vehicles are equipped with a kinetic energy recovery system, which can convert excess kinetic energy during coasting into electrical energy and recharge the battery. When this system is activated, the vehicle will produce a certain degree of drag sensation. Different brands and models have varying levels of kinetic energy recovery intensity, resulting in different deceleration forces.