What are the voltage requirements for new energy vehicle power batteries?
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The voltage requirement for new energy vehicle power batteries is to reach 12V or 24V. Related introduction: 1. Lithium batteries: Currently, more and more automobile manufacturers are choosing to use lithium batteries as the power batteries for new energy vehicles. Lithium-ion power batteries have the following advantages: high working voltage (3 times that of nickel-cadmium batteries and nickel-hydrogen batteries); large specific energy (up to 165WH/kg, 3 times that of nickel-hydrogen batteries); small size; light weight; long cycle life; low self-discharge rate; no memory effect; no pollution, etc. 2. Nickel-cadmium batteries and nickel-metal hydride batteries: Although their performance is better than lead-acid batteries, they contain heavy metals and can cause environmental pollution after disposal. Nickel-metal hydride power batteries have just entered the mature stage and are currently the only battery system in hybrid vehicles that has been practically verified, commercialized, and scaled. 99% of the current hybrid battery market share is nickel-metal hydride power batteries, with Toyota's Prius being a representative of commercialization.