Dear friends, have you recently noticed an emerging trend? The range of electric vehicles is gradually increasing, and some electric vehicles have even reached a range of 500 kilometers. When you see this number, do you start to think to yourself: with such a long range, can we enjoy the fun of traveling, even on the highway?
In fact, there are indeed some obstacles and precautions for long-distance travel of electric vehicles, but it is definitely not as difficult as everyone thinks. Next, let's break it down and break it up, and get to the bottom of it.
First of all, one of the topics that everyone is very concerned about is the actual range of electric vehicles. Is the 500-kilometer claim really just a marketing ploy? In fact, this figure is indeed a bit exaggerated, for example, if you put it up to 7% off, it may actually be only about 350 kilometers. But for a long journey of 300 km, a range of 350 km seems too much. Even if you drive on the highway at full speed, the power consumption will increase, and if the range is discounted by another six percent, the range of 250 kilometers is completely sufficient.
But you said, what about the 250 kilometers of battery life? How to run when there is no power? This requires us to plan the charging reasonably. Now the country is vigorously promoting new energy vehicles, and charging piles are set up in major service areas, which can definitely meet our needs. We can do it in a "what's it" way, and find a service area to recharge before we get to the next charging station.
However, we also need to pay attention to a small detail here, we don't need to pursue the pursuit of filling up the battery when we replenish the battery, there is a seven or eight achievements to set off and continue to hurry. Because the speed slows down when the fast charge reaches the last 20%, as long as there is close to 300 kilometers of range, it is enough for us to run the next stop.
You might say that the charging speed in the service area is too slow, isn't it? It's not as fast as a gasoline car, but it's not useless. Wouldn't it be just right to plan the route in advance and arrange the charging time in the spare time for eating, going to the toilet, and resting? Wouldn't it be worth it compared to the aimless waiting of fuel car owners at the gas station?
Therefore, electric vehicles do have some special precautions for long-distance travel, but as long as we plan reasonably and grasp the tricks, it is not a big deal. For commuting or traveling around, electric vehicles are definitely a great peace of mind. Even for visiting relatives and friends across provinces, and traveling by car, electric vehicles are completely held. After all, after a journey of hundreds of kilometers, it is also necessary to take a break in the middle of the journey.
Only in some special circumstances where you are in a hurry, such as a business trip or something, it may be more time-saving and convenient to choose a fuel vehicle. But I think for most car owners, in recent years, new energy vehicles have been enough to take on most of the travel tasks.
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In short, range anxiety should no longer be used as a reason for electric vehicles to travel long distances. Nowadays, the country is vigorously promoting electric vehicles, which also allows us to fundamentally get rid of "fuel phobia" and embark on a new green travel route.