Did you replace the batteries with new energy cars?

The origin of new energy vehicles is very early, and the two-wheeler battery is the best example. However, when it is truly placed on four wheels, it has also been vigorously promoted after promoting energy conservation and emission reduction in recent years and has quickly occupied a certain share of the market.

New energy vehicles have many advantages, such as eliminating high oil prices, such as comfortable and noiseless driving environments, such as policy subsidies for new energy vehicles.

It is because of these seemingly attractive conditions that many people have purchased new energy vehicles. However, in the actual use process, they found that new energy vehicles are not as good as advertised.

Number one, charging.

The four-wheeled energy vehicle battery weight in the vehicle is very large, long-term endurance, and old battery technology combined, can not be avoided.

This leads to the problem that the range of new energy vehicles is extremely inconsistent with the official mileage, especially in relatively extreme environments such as cold and high temperatures, and battery power loss is even worse.

Charging becomes the biggest obstacle. Long-term charging contrasts with a short range of mileage. Compared with fuel trucks, there is no advantage.

Moreover, not all places can be charged. If the new energy car is purely electric, it must be very large when it is lost during the driving process, and it will cost a lot of trailer costs and delay travel plans.

The second point is about battery decay.

The battery has a lifetime limit, in which there is a limit to the number of charges in addition to a fixed proportion of decay within a certain time range.

New energy vehicles are generally replaced with batteries every three years, so the problem comes so that countless new energy owners of the real problem of meat pain.

Three years to replace the battery(not more than five years at the most), you know that the new energy car batteries are extremely expensive, there is a saying called buying new energy vehicles, three years of bleeding, it turns out that this is true.

Now many new energy owners should have replaced the battery, I believe it is very painful, add more money can buy a better A class car.

Third, batteries are being replaced while older owners are being watched.

Technology is changing fast, but when new energy owners replace batteries, they will find that new battery technology is already available, but their old cars cannot adapt unless they spend more money to upgrade the car.

Fourth, very low warranty.

Some new energy owners want to change cars and resell old cars in their hands. However, when they sell, they find that the cars that were bought at a high price were actually worthless. There is no doubt that it is a heart jam.

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