What is the detailed explanation of Audi's 48V hybrid system?

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DeAshlyn
07/30/25 3:33am
48V hybrid system is explained in detail as follows: The 48V hybrid system includes a motor that can recover and deliver kinetic energy like a hybrid vehicle, a converter, and a 48V battery. Among these three major components, the new motor plays a crucial role. 1. Electric propulsion: On one hand, when starting from a standstill, the motor acts as an electric motor to propel the vehicle forward, minimizing the impact on fuel consumption during acceleration. 2. Energy recovery: On the other hand, during braking, kinetic energy can be converted into electrical energy and stored in the battery. Additionally, the 48V system has much better compatibility than traditional hybrid systems, requiring no extensive modifications to the vehicle's basic structure.
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