1. As long as there is no electricity, it needs to be charged. Generally, plug-in hybrid cars need to be charged every 2 to 3 days.
2. The biggest difference between plug-in hybrid cars and ordinary hybrid cars is that plug-in hybrid cars need to be charged, and ordinary hybrid cars do not need to charge the battery separately.
3. With the encouragement of national policies, many drivers have bought plug-in hybrid cars.
4. This kind of car has low fuel consumption, strong power, and higher mileage than pure electric vehicles.
5. Pure electric vehicles are the trend of the future, but there are still many problems to be solved.
6. The battery range of pure electric vehicles is generally low, and the battery cost of pure electric vehicles is too high and difficult to replace. The batteries of pure electric vehicles will pollute the environment if they are not recycled properly.
7. The battery performance of pure electric vehicles will decrease with the increase of use time, and the owner needs to replace the battery for the car.
8. It costs a lot of money to replace the battery of a pure electric car.
9. And when air conditioning is needed in winter or summer, the range of pure electric vehicles will also be affected.
10. The charging speed of pure electric vehicles is also relatively slow. If the plug-in hybrid car runs out of power, it can be powered by the engine to continue driving. Pure electric car is out of power, the owner can only recharge. It takes a lot of time to fully charge.