What does a range of 310 mean?
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Introduction to the meaning of driving range: It means that the remaining gasoline in the fuel tank can drive a maximum distance of 310 kilometers at a relatively economical speed. Driving range is also known as cruising range. It refers to the continuous driving distance of a car with a full fuel tank under certain road conditions. Generally, ordinary vehicles have a range of 300-500 kilometers, while military vehicles usually achieve 600-800 kilometers. Below is more information about driving range: 1. For new energy vehicles, driving range refers to: The distance that can be traveled at a constant speed under ideal road conditions, wind speed, temperature, etc., on a full charge. Hybrid vehicles and lead-acid battery vehicles (low-speed vehicles) have relatively shorter ranges. 2. For electric vehicles, driving range refers to: The distance traveled from a fully charged state of the power battery to the end of the test as specified by the standard. It is an important economic indicator for electric vehicles.
Last time I picked up my new car, the dashboard showed a remaining range of 310 km, which essentially means the car can run about 310 km on a full tank. This number is an estimated value calculated based on the remaining fuel in the tank and previous driving habits. Whether you can actually reach that distance depends on the situation: if you're stuck in stop-and-go city traffic with the AC and music on, you might barely make 280 km before the low fuel light comes on; but if you're cruising smoothly on the highway at a steady 90 km/h with properly inflated tires, you might even hit 330 km. When I drive back to my hometown, a 270 km trip, seeing that 310 km range gives me great peace of mind—no need to worry about finding a gas station along the way.
