What is EV?
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EV stands for pure electric vehicle, which is one of the two common models of new energy vehicles. One is the pure electric vehicle, abbreviated as EV; the other is the plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, abbreviated as DM. Pure electric vehicles are driven by electric motors, which are powered by the battery pack. The characteristic of EV is that it can only be replenished by charging. Electric vehicles do not have an engine, but instead use an electric motor, battery, on-board charger, storage battery, control device, etc. They use charged battery power instead of gasoline to drive the vehicle. Since they are not equipped with a gasoline engine, they do not emit any exhaust gas during driving. Compared with gasoline vehicles, EVs have lower noise and vibration levels.