What is BYD's green new energy vehicle?

Which Vehicles Are Eligible for Green License Plates?

Vehicles eligible for green license plates: pure electric vehicles (exempt from traffic restrictions based on license plate tail numbers), plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, fuel cell vehicles (subject to the same tail number restrictions as gasoline and hybrid vehicles), while conventional hybrid vehicles are not eligible for green plates. Green license plates represent new energy vehicles, distinguishing them from traditional gasoline-powered cars. Currently, some cities implement traffic restriction policies, but new energy vehicles are exempt. The distinction between new energy vehicles and gasoline-powered vehicles is immediately apparent from their license plates: small new energy vehicles have black characters on a gradient green background, while large new energy vehicles use a yellow-green dual-color background, with the license plate number increasing from the standard five digits to six digits.

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What are the differences between the Tucson and the ix35?

Tucson and ix35 are both compact SUVs, but they are equipped with different powertrains. The specific differences are as follows: 1. In terms of power, the Tucson is only equipped with a 1.6-liter turbocharged engine across the entire lineup, while the ix35 is equipped with two engines—a 1.4-liter turbocharged engine and a 2.0-liter naturally aspirated engine. 2. For the interior, both the ix35 and Tucson have undergone a completely new design, featuring simplicity without losing a sense of refinement. However, the Tucson's craftsmanship feels slightly better than that of the ix35, though the difference is minimal. The interior quality of both models meets the mainstream standards for this segment. Additionally, both offer spacious seating, with only a 30mm difference in wheelbase. The Tucson is slightly better in this regard. 3. In terms of exterior design, both models adopt a family-style design philosophy. The Tucson presents a more domineering and powerful visual effect, while the ix35 appears more rugged than its predecessor while retaining a certain softness, giving it a somewhat tough SUV feel. Overall, both models convey a youthful, fashionable, and sophisticated vibe.

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Precautions for Driving Through Tunnels

Tunnel driving precautions are as follows: 1. When driving through a tunnel, it is essential to control the vehicle's speed before entering the tunnel, slowing down to prevent visual limitations once inside. Additionally, the speed should not exceed 6 kilometers per hour before entering the tunnel. 2. Maintain a safe distance from both the vehicle in front and behind. Sudden braking in a tunnel is dangerous as it makes it difficult for the following vehicle to avoid a collision. Therefore, maintaining a proper distance is crucial. If the vehicle behind is too close, use the brake lights to alert them—an effective preventive measure. 3. Avoid accelerating when approaching the tunnel exit. Some tunnels are located on mountainous roads with many turns, and there may be more turns immediately after exiting the tunnel. At this point, the eyes cannot immediately adjust from the darkness to the bright light outside, so it is important to slow down upon exiting the tunnel and wait for your eyes to adapt before accelerating. 4. Always turn on the headlights when inside the tunnel.

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Will Cleaning Carbon Deposits Affect the Engine?

Cleaning carbon deposits from a car will not affect the engine. Using gasoline cleaners helps remove carbon deposits inside the engine, effectively preventing the formation of carbon layers on metal surfaces. It gradually activates existing carbon particles and removes them over time, thereby protecting the engine from damage. The methods for cleaning carbon deposits in cars are as follows: 1. Additive Cleaning (Fuel Additives): Additive cleaning involves directly adding a cleaning agent to the fuel tank to mix with the fuel. When the vehicle is started, the cleaning agent enters the combustion chamber along with the fuel. As the cleaning agent enters the combustion chamber, it cleans the carbon deposits inside the engine to a certain extent. 2. Bottle Cleaning: Bottle cleaning, also known as no-disassembly cleaning, is a method currently promoted by many 4S shops. This method involves introducing the cleaning agent into the engine's intake pipe via a bottle, where it is sucked into the combustion chamber along with the intake airflow. During this process, the cleaning agent cleans the carbon deposits in the engine's intake tract and combustion chamber. 3. Disassembly Cleaning: Disassembly cleaning involves removing parts of the engine where carbon deposits have accumulated for cleaning. Although this method provides the best cleaning results, it is labor-intensive and time-consuming, so most 4S shops do not offer this service.

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What does GLS mean in cars?

GLS in cars stands for Grand Luxury Specification, indicating the high-end configuration among different versions of the same model: base specification, luxury specification, and grand luxury specification. Taking the Mercedes-Benz GLS as an example: its exterior dimensions are 5214mm or 5218mm in length, 1956mm or 2030mm in width, and 1823mm in height, with a wheelbase of 3135mm. The Mercedes-Benz GLS is equipped with either a 2.5T turbocharged engine or a 3.0T turbocharged engine, paired with a 9-speed automatic transmission. Its suspension system features a double-wishbone independent suspension, with a front-engine four-wheel-drive layout and electric power steering.

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Can a car be turned off without shifting to P gear?

A car can be turned off without shifting to P gear, but it may damage the transmission and engine. It is recommended to shift to P gear before parking and turning off the engine. The P gear mechanically locks the output shaft of the transmission to secure the car, preventing it from moving. If the car is turned off without shifting to P gear on uneven ground, it may move slightly. This happens because the P gear transmission has a locking mechanism that engages with the transmission gears. Any movement at this point can cause impact to the transmission gears, leading to slight forward movement of the car. The P gear is a common gear in automatic transmission vehicles, usually located at the frontmost position of the gear shift console, ahead of the R gear, designed to lock the axle and keep the car stationary on slopes.

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What is BYD's green new energy vehicle?

Which Vehicles Are Eligible for Green License Plates?

What are the differences between the Tucson and the ix35?

Precautions for Driving Through Tunnels

Will Cleaning Carbon Deposits Affect the Engine?

What does GLS mean in cars?

Can a car be turned off without shifting to P gear?

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