What do EV and DM mean?
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EV stands for pure electric vehicle, and DM stands for plug-in hybrid vehicle. DM is the abbreviation of Dual Mode, representing two power modes of the vehicle. Plug-in hybrid vehicles, like pure electric vehicles, use green license plates. The following is a detailed introduction to the differences between EV and DM: 1. Power source: EV is essentially a pure electric vehicle, while DM is a plug-in hybrid vehicle. EV can only be replenished by charging, while DM can switch between fuel and electric modes. 2. Appearance: In terms of front face design, the EV series and DM series adopt a closed grille and horizontal bar grille, respectively. 3. Performance: The EV series innovatively uses lithium nickel cobalt manganese oxide batteries, with ultra-large battery capacity and ultra-high battery density, achieving a comprehensive range of 420km, which is excellent in terms of range; the DM series is a plug-in hybrid, capable of breaking 100km acceleration in 5.9s. At the same time, the DM series has also added a new BSG motor in the third-generation hybrid platform, and the driving mode that combines fuel and electricity can minimize fuel consumption to the greatest extent.