What is the approximate range of new energy vehicles in kilometers?
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New energy vehicle range in kilometers depends on the battery parameters of the vehicle. Generally, lead-acid batteries offer a range of about 60 kilometers. Lithium battery vehicles have a range varying between 60-300 kilometers. Factors such as air conditioning usage, vehicle weight, and battery degradation can also reduce the vehicle's range. Below is an introduction to related content: 1. Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) Battery: This is a type of lithium-ion battery. Due to abundant raw materials, it is relatively inexpensive. Additionally, this battery type offers high safety, good high-temperature performance, high charge-discharge efficiency, and is environmentally friendly. It is commonly used in pure electric passenger vehicles such as the JAC iEV4 (range 166KM-180KM), BYD e6 (range 400KM), BAIC E150EV (range 150KM), and Lifan 620EV (range 200KM-252KM). 2. Ternary Lithium Battery: The biggest advantage of ternary lithium batteries is their high energy density, resulting in relatively smaller battery size, which effectively reduces vehicle volume. With larger battery capacity, it enhances the driving range. However, ternary lithium batteries are structurally unstable at high temperatures, leading to poorer safety and currently higher manufacturing costs. They are mainly used in models like JAC iEV5 (range 166KM-180KM), Changan Eado EV, and BAIC Senova EV. 3. Lithium Cobalt Oxide Battery: This can be considered Tesla's exclusive battery type. Lithium cobalt oxide batteries offer stable structure, high capacity ratio, and high density, resulting in outstanding range and overall performance. However, they come with higher costs and are primarily used in Tesla models. Currently, the Tesla Model S has a range of 480KM-613KM.
