Preface: IMHO, domestic new energy vehicles are really starting to go off-track! Where is the future of electric vehicles?
With the continuous development of the new energy vehicle market and the improvement of consumers' awareness of environmental protection, the domestic new energy vehicle market has also shown explosive growth.
However, with the continuous intensification of market competition, domestic new energy vehicles began to have some problems, the most obvious of which is the phenomenon of deviation. So, what exactly causes this? Where will electric vehicles go in the future?
Below we will explore these issues at different levels.
The first layer: the appearance design styling is off
Domestic new energy vehicles were once well received in design, but with the increasing competition in the market, various brands began to appear similar or even similar designs, and some models became the same, without much personality and characteristics.
Moreover, some manufacturers pursue concept over practicality and image over function in design, resulting in the overall shape of the vehicle being relatively complex and difficult to operate. These reasons have led to the deviation of domestic new energy vehicles in terms of exterior design and styling.
The second layer: the power system is off-track
The power system of new energy vehicles was once considered one of its biggest selling points, but as the market continues to expand, some car companies have focused on the battery replacement mode, resulting in poor battery management, a sharp decline in battery performance, and even some short battery life and easy aging.
In addition, the car needs to consider the tires and axles as a whole when configuring the power, and if these documents are not well balanced, it will also lead to the misalignment of the power system of the new energy vehicle.
The third layer: interior design and smart technology are off track
The interior design of domestic new energy vehicles was originally very in line with the aesthetic needs of young consumers, but the interiors of some models are simple or even cheap, making it difficult to provide a high-quality riding experience.
In addition, the application of intelligent technology in some new energy vehicles is also relatively backward, unable to meet the needs of young consumers for a sense of technology and personalization, which has also led to deviations in interior design and intelligent technology.
The fourth layer: market regulation and policy planning are off-track
The government has always played an important role in promoting new energy vehicles. However, there have also been some deviations in the new energy vehicle policies formulated by government departments, resulting in distortions in the new energy vehicle market.
For example, in order to achieve the sales target of new energy vehicles, some local governments have introduced some overly aggressive and unreasonable subsidy policies, which have led to market speculation and speculation, rather than really promoting the popularization of new energy vehicles.
Fifth layer: battery technology and charging infrastructure are off-track
Battery technology has always been one of the bottlenecks restricting the development of new energy vehicles. Although with the continuous advancement of science and technology, the performance of batteries such as energy density and life has gradually improved, there are still some problems, such as slow battery charging speed and insufficient cruising range. In addition, the construction of charging facilities is also relatively lagging behind, which cannot meet the needs of consumers for long-distance driving.
summary
In general, the problem faced by domestic new energy vehicles is not the new energy itself, but the need for each automobile manufacturer to have better technology accumulation, market insight and innovation spirit.
In this way, better, high-quality, personalized products and services can be produced. In the future, electric vehicles will show the development trend of intelligence, interconnection and personalization. Only when manufacturers can continue to innovate and enhance product competitiveness can they succeed in the fierce market competition.