What are the three electric components covered by BYD's lifetime warranty?

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BYD's lifetime warranty for the three electric components refers to the motor, battery, and electronic control system. BYD's lifetime warranty means that the motor, battery, and electronic control system are protected by lifetime warranty regulations and policies, which means they can be repaired for free for life. If the three electric components of an electric vehicle fail, the repair costs can be very high. Therefore, to encourage car owners to purchase electric vehicles, BYD has introduced a lifetime warranty commitment for these three components. The battery in the battery system is not the battery that provides lighting or powers the air conditioning, but the high-voltage battery responsible for supplying power. In current electric vehicles, the more common battery types are lithium iron phosphate batteries and ternary lithium batteries. The motor system is the high-voltage motor that provides torque for the car. It is divided into two types: one is the AC asynchronous motor, and the other is the permanent magnet synchronous motor. In new energy vehicles, it plays the role of the power system and, like the battery system, is one of the core components of pure electric vehicles. The electronic control system is relatively more complex and acts as the central nervous system in new energy vehicles, issuing corresponding instructions based on relevant information. Additionally, the motor controller needs to control the speed and direction of the drive motor, as well as manage tasks such as energy recovery.