What Does Hybrid Power Failure Mean?
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Hybrid system failures generally fall into two major categories: one is when an abnormality in a minor component causes a chain reaction throughout the system. The other is when the mutual influence of multiple components or parts leads to the direct catastrophic failure of a specific component. It is advisable to promptly visit a 4S dealership for inspection and repair. Below is additional information: 1. Hybrid system failure: This is a general term for abnormalities occurring in one or multiple parts of the hybrid system. Hybrid system issues can arise either from a minor component's abnormality triggering a chain reaction throughout the system (common occurrences include sudden vehicle braking, throttle control failure, transmission lock-up, etc.) or from the mutual influence of multiple components or parts leading to the direct catastrophic failure of a specific component (common examples include damage to terminal components like energy accumulators or pump motors). 2. Electromechanical coupling system: A hybrid electric vehicle is a complex electromechanical coupling system. Compared to conventional vehicles, it incorporates additional mechanical and electrical components such as drive motors and control systems, power batteries and their control systems, and cooling systems for drive motors and power batteries. Consequently, the reliability of the hybrid system is lower than that of conventional vehicles, and the potential for malfunctions is higher.
