What is the Working Principle of Plug-in Hybrid?
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Plug-in hybrid works mainly on electricity, with the gasoline (diesel) engine serving as an auxiliary power unit only when the battery is depleted and cannot be recharged in time. Classification of Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles: Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles can be further divided into range-extended plug-in hybrids, parallel plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, and series-parallel plug-in hybrid electric vehicles. About Hybrid Electric Vehicles: The electrical energy in hybrid electric vehicles comes entirely from the engine's power generation, without relying on external electricity, achieving complete self-sufficiency. The hybrid system uses the electric motor to drive the car under low-speed and rapid acceleration conditions, while the highly efficient Atkinson cycle engine drives the car during steady cruising, thus avoiding high fuel consumption ranges. The engine both drives the car and generates electricity, so hybrid electric vehicles typically have smaller battery capacities, with shallow charging and discharging, charging and discharging as needed.