Why are there no domestic hybrid vehicles?
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The reason why there are no domestic hybrid vehicles is that the technology for hybrid vehicles is relatively complex at present. The prospects of hybrid vehicles: Judging from the timetables for banning the sale of fuel-powered vehicles introduced by various countries, the future automotive market belongs to new energy vehicles. Therefore, from a long-term perspective, hybrid vehicles are merely a transitional model for new energy vehicles before issues like driving range are resolved. Once battery and charging technologies achieve breakthroughs, the phasing out of hybrid vehicles is only a matter of time. The complexity of hybrid vehicle technology: The technology for hybrid vehicles is relatively more complex. Adding an additional electric motor drive system to the original engine system, while also considering the coordination between the motor, battery, and engine, makes the development process much more complicated and time-consuming.