What is the difference between electric vehicles and the Velite 6?
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The interior is basically the same, except for slight differences in the dashboard. The plug-in hybrid version has a fuel gauge display, while the pure electric version does not. More relevant information is as follows: Pure Electric Vehicles: Pure electric vehicles are entirely powered by rechargeable batteries (such as lead-acid, nickel-cadmium, nickel-metal hydride, or lithium-ion batteries) and use an electric motor as the driving system. Their powertrain mainly consists of a power battery and a drive motor, obtaining electricity from the grid or by replacing the battery. Velite 6: The Velite 6 is a 5-door, 5-seater pure electric compact hatchback produced by SAIC-GM Buick, with body dimensions of 4650*1817*1510mm. It is equipped with a permanent magnet/synchronous electric motor, with power options of 110kw and 85kw versions.
Last time I accompanied my buddy to the Buick 4S store to check out cars, the salesperson specifically explained the details of the Velite 6 electric vehicle to us. Essentially, the core of all electric vehicles lies in the battery and electric motor drive system – no gasoline involved. As a joint-venture model under Buick, the Velite 6 is positioned more as a practical family car. Its claimed 430 km range is quite realistic, and the interior space design also considers household needs. Compared to domestic EV startups, its intelligent driving assistance features are simpler, and the infotainment system isn't as flashy as NIO/Xpeng/Li Auto models, but it excels in stable quality control. The thoughtful detail of placing the charging port at the traditional fuel tank location makes the transition seamless for traditional car owners.
