What Does Mild Hybrid Power in Cars Mean?

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Mild hybrid power in cars refers to vehicles equipped with a mild hybrid system. Its characteristics are as follows: 1. The mild hybrid system is a relatively simple and cost-effective hybrid system, commonly used in many German cars. 2. Mild hybrid power alters the original power output method of the car, typically using pure electric power for startup, resulting in minimal vibration and noise when starting the engine. 3. Mild hybrid cars feature an energy recovery system that captures wasted energy during braking to recharge their own batteries, achieving energy-saving and emission-reduction effects. Below are the classifications of hybrid electric vehicles: 1. Series Hybrid Electric Vehicles (SHEV) mainly consist of three major powertrains—engine, generator, and drive motor—connected in series to form the HEV power system. 2. Parallel Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEV) have both the engine and drive motor as powertrains, with their power outputs capable of being combined or used separately. 3. Power-Split Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PSHEV) combine the structures of series and parallel hybrids, consisting primarily of three major powertrains: engine, motor-generator, and drive motor.