What are the differences between plug-in hybrids and pure electric vehicles?
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The main differences between plug-in hybrids and pure electric vehicles are as follows: 1. Battery: Pure electric vehicle models have small battery capacities, cannot be charged externally, and cannot travel long distances in pure electric mode. Generally, the battery energy is mostly used for starting or overtaking. 2. Cost: The battery cost of plug-in hybrid systems is high, which directly leads to higher terminal prices for models equipped with this technology. Regarding the placement of charging piles for plug-in hybrid vehicles and the layout of related charging facilities, the government needs to formulate effective and long-term applicable solutions in a short time.