Electric vehicles can be divided into three types: pure electric vehicles, fuel cell electric vehicles, and hybrid electric vehicles. The following is a specific introduction:
Pure Electric Vehicles:Pure electric vehicles rely entirely on electric energy for propulsion and require charging through dedicated charging stations or specific charging locations. Its advantages lie in its simple structure, few maintenance items, low usage cost, and low noise.
Fuel cell vehicles:Fuel cell vehicles use hydrogen as fuel, which undergoes a chemical reaction with oxygen in the atmosphere, converting chemical energy into electrical energy through electrodes to drive the vehicle forward. The chemical reaction process of fuel chemical cells does not produce harmful gases, therefore they have significant advantages such as high efficiency, no pollution, zero emissions, and no noise.
Hybrid electric vehicle:Hybrid electric vehicles can be divided into ordinary hybrid electric vehicles, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, and extended range hybrid electric vehicles. Ordinary hybrid vehicles mainly rely on engine drive during normal operation.
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