What is the voltage of an electric vehicle?
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Electric vehicles generally operate at 336V or 384V, while electric buses typically have a bus voltage of 580-600V. The higher the bus voltage, the wider the constant power speed range of the motor. Voltage (V): Electric vehicles generally operate at 336V or 384V, while electric buses typically have a bus voltage of 580-600V. The higher the bus voltage, the wider the constant power speed range of the motor. On-board power source: A pure electric vehicle refers to a vehicle that uses an on-board power source as its power, meeting all the requirements of road traffic and safety regulations. Due to its relatively smaller environmental impact compared to traditional vehicles, its prospects are widely optimistic, but the current technology is still not mature. A pure electric vehicle (Battery Electric Vehicle, abbreviated as BEV) is entirely powered by rechargeable batteries (such as lead-acid batteries, nickel-cadmium batteries, nickel-metal hydride batteries, or lithium-ion batteries). Although it has a long history of 134 years, its application has been limited to certain specific areas, mainly due to the serious shortcomings of various types of batteries, including high cost, short lifespan, large size and weight, and long charging time.