What is the principle of DM-i super hybrid technology?
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DM-i super hybrid technology is designed based on high-safety blade batteries and high-performance high-power motors. It primarily relies on high-power efficient motors for driving, while the main role of the gasoline engine is to generate electricity within its efficient speed range and directly drive the vehicle at appropriate times. By shifting away from the traditional hybrid design that relies mainly on the engine, it significantly reduces fuel consumption. Here is additional information: Driving the vehicle: The task of driving the wheels is mainly handled by the high-power drive motor, as the vehicle can be driven by the motor alone in most scenarios. Compared to an internal combustion engine, the motor has higher energy conversion efficiency, and its speed can be freely adjusted from 0 to 16,000 rpm, eliminating the need for a multi-speed transmission system, thereby improving efficiency and providing a quieter, smoother ride.
The working principle of this thing is quite interesting. I think it mainly relies on a highly efficient Atkinson cycle engine as a generator, while the battery and electric motor are responsible for driving the vehicle. The system can intelligently switch modes, such as using electricity for quiet and fuel-efficient operation in urban areas, and having the engine intervene to assist with charging or directly drive at high speeds, maximizing energy-saving effects. The driving experience is smooth without any jerking, and the battery management is also advanced, capable of predicting driving habits to reduce fuel waste, making the overall driving experience excellent. Plus, the car is cheap to maintain, with fewer repairs needed for the electric motor part, making it cost-effective and reliable for long-term use.
