What are the similarities and differences between new energy vehicles and traditional vehicles?

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KaydenRose
07/29/25 10:39pm
The following two dimensions can illustrate the similarities and differences between new energy vehicles and traditional vehicles: 1. Driving method: Similarity: Both rely on energy to obtain driving power. Difference: New energy vehicles primarily use electricity as the driving force, employing rechargeable power batteries. Traditional vehicles obtain power through fuel-powered engines and transmissions. 2. Body manufacturing: Similarity: Both require processes such as stamping, welding, painting, and corresponding equipment and conveying devices. Difference: New energy vehicles additionally need to consider changes in stamped parts and assemblies like the floor engine compartment and trunk due to the installation positions of batteries and electronic control devices in the vehicle, thereby adjusting the relevant materials used.
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