What does EV mode mean in hybrid vehicles?

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JamesLee
07/30/25 2:19am
EV mode refers to the pure electric driving mode in hybrid vehicles. Below are the functions of EV mode and an introduction to hybrid vehicle modes: Functions of EV mode: When the vehicle is switched to this mode, it will be driven solely by the electric motor, typically used in urban congested areas. Most hybrid vehicles are equipped with EV mode, significantly reducing fuel consumption. Introduction to hybrid vehicle modes: EV mode is pure electric driving, automatically switching to engine drive when battery is low while charging the battery; the engine automatically shuts off when battery reaches a certain level. ECO mode achieves eco-friendly fuel efficiency through coordinated operation of engine and motor, providing smooth driving comfort. PWR mode delivers powerful performance through dual-engine drive by both engine and motor.
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