What is the difference between mild hybrid and hybrid?
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48V mild hybrid is more suitable for driving in urban areas with frequent traffic lights, as it is more fuel-efficient. Due to different working conditions, the fuel consumption of mild hybrid and hybrid electric vehicles varies. Mild hybrid: Mild hybrid vehicles are equipped with small motor power and small battery capacity. Mild hybrid is one type of hybrid system. The mild hybrid system was widely used by most automakers in the early years because battery costs were high at that time, and adopting hybrid would increase costs, so many automakers opted for mild hybrid solutions. The motor in mild hybrid vehicles operates less frequently, with most of the power still provided by the internal combustion engine. The motor power in mild hybrid vehicles is relatively small, and the battery capacity is also limited. Hybrid: The most common hybrid vehicles on the market today are primarily popular because they qualify for green license plates and receive subsidies. Hybrid vehicles add one or more drive motors on the basis of the traditional fuel engine, which can not only assist the engine in generating stronger power but also independently drive the vehicle using the motor under fixed conditions such as low speed or constant speed. Especially in congested urban environments, hybrid vehicles demonstrate significant fuel-saving effects.
