What does a range of 170 kilometers mean?

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A range of 170 kilometers means the maximum distance a vehicle can travel with the remaining fuel in the tank at a relatively economical speed is 170 kilometers. Below is more information about range: Classification: In general range tests, there are three range standards: NEDC, WLTP, and EPA. Currently, most domestic new energy vehicles in China adopt the NEDC standard, while WLTP and EPA are more commonly used abroad. NEDC: NEDC stands for New European Driving Cycle. As the name suggests, the current Ministry of Industry and Information Technology range standard is based on the European standard. The NEDC range test primarily simulates urban and suburban environments, with a ratio of 4:1. Due to the many influencing factors in actual road conditions, NEDC tests are mostly conducted on test benches. WLTP: WLTP stands for World Light Vehicle Test Procedure. Its most notable feature is that it largely relies on data monitored from real-world driving cycles while also providing a higher degree of feedback to road conditions.