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What is Aion Pure Electric Vehicle

GAC Aion New Energy Automobile Co., Ltd., trading as GAC Aion is a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer headquartered in Guangzhou, China. A subsidiary of GAC Group, it was established in 2017 as the GAC New Energy Automobile. Its current name was adopted in November 2020. It produces battery electric vehicles under the eponymous Aion brand and the Hyper brand. If you want to know the specifications and prices of Aion Pure Electric Vehicle, please contact us!

Advantages of Aion Pure Electric Vehicle

Charging is Cheaper Than Fuel Thanks to the EV Chargepoint Grant

Electricity is often significantly cheaper than petrol. Depending on your electricity deal at home, your electric car could save you on average £1,000 in fuel costs. Better yet, government schemes like the EV chargepoint grant (previously the Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme grant), makes charging your electric car even cheaper.
The EV chargepoint grant provides up to 75% towards the cost of installing a home charging point, as home charging is the cheapest and fastest way to power your electric vehicle. The all-weather charging station can be installed either inside or outside of your home and can recharge your electric vehicle in a matter of hours for a fraction of the cost of public charging points.
At home charging is not only more convenient, with you being able to fuel your car in your own home compared to stopping at a petrol station, but more cost effective. The cost of charging, as well as government schemes, all contribute to the low running costs of electric cars.

Electric Car Environmental Benefits

Electric cars produce zero tailpipe emissions, which means they do not emit any harmful exhaust gases into the air. This can benefit the environment as exhaust gases can contribute negatively to a number of health conditions and also impacts on climate change.
Aside from the obvious benefit of no emissions, electric cars are also more energy efficient than regular vehicles, which means they use their energy in a more productive way and require less energy to get you to your destination.
Electric cars are only going to become greener as they get more popular. With greater demand, comes greater supply, which will increase the amount of used electric cars and spare parts entering the market. This means that consumers don't always have to shop new, and instead, can start to recycle old electric vehicles which is great for the environment.

Better Driving Experience

Many assume that the power of an electric vehicle is less than that of a petrol or diesel model, but in many cases this is untrue. Often, electric vehicles perform better than combustion engines in terms of power, torque and acceleration. They can also be found to handle better, as electric vehicles have a lower centre of gravity due to the heavy batteries mounted in the chassis.
Another advantage of electric cars is that they are also designed to be as efficient as possible, with less moving parts to the vehicle.
There are generally three main components; the on-board charger, inverter and motor. This means there is reduced wear and tear and less stress on the motor, with fewer parts susceptible to damage. You can learn more about how to charge your electric vehicle with our article.

Electric Cars are Less Noisy Than Petrol Cars

Electric cars not only reduce the amount of CO2 pollution entering the atmosphere, but also reduce noise pollution. They are much quieter than diesel and petrol cars because they do not have an internal combustion engine. In fact, the only noise that electric cars make comes from the tires and wind pressure.
By law, an Acoustic Vehicle Alert System (AVAS) now needs to be present in all electric vehicles so that they can emit a noise when driving slowly, for example when reversing. This alerts pedestrians, cyclists or other drivers to the presence of the vehicle, which is one of the many safety features present in new electric cars.
For more information on electric cars visit our Electric Life blog, or view our range of electric and hybrid MG cars today.

Less Noise

EVs are much quieter than petrol and diesel vehicles.
In fact, electric cars are so quiet, they are now required by law to have an Acoustic Vehicle Alert System (AVAS) to emit a sound when reversing or travelling below 12mph (19km/h).

Component of Pure Electric Vehicle

Battery Pack

The battery pack, consisting of lithium-ion batteries, is the most important and expensive component of an EV, storing energy and giving power to the entire vehicle including the electric motor that allows the vehicle to move. While these batteries have come a long way, research and development are ongoing to reduce their relatively high cost, extend their useful life, and address safety concerns in regard to overheating.
Though battery packs are exclusive to EV vehicles, ICE vehicles do have a much smaller battery present that both powers the starter, as well as some of the electronic components while the vehicle is off. The alternator takes over once the ICE vehicle is running.

Electric Motor(s)
EVs use an electric motor (or two, depending on EV model or drive type), to drive the wheels, similar to the engine of an ICE vehicle. Electrical energy is transferred from the battery to the motor(s) and is then converted to mechanical energy. The number of motors and their placement determines whether the EV is front-wheel, rear-wheel, or all-wheel drive. Electric motors are far less complex than internal combustion engines and do not require maintenance, contrary to the latter.

DC-to-DC Converter

A DC-to-DC converter is a crucial electric vehicle component that plays a pivotal role in managing the flow of electrical power. The converter acts as a bridge between the high-voltage battery and the low-voltage electronics. It efficiently lowers the high-voltage DC electricity from the battery pack to a lower DC voltage that's safe and suitable for powering electronic components. It also optimizes power usage based on needs, allowing for independent control of power delivery to different electronic systems.
Some DC-to-DC converters in EVs have additional functionalities, such as multiple regulated voltage outputs to cater to various electronic components with different voltage requirements or supporting battery recharging during regenerative braking.

Onboard Charger

An onboard charger is a vital electric vehicle component that enables the EV's battery to be charged from a charging station or a home garage. It solves the incompatibility issue between the battery's Direct Current (DC) energy needs and the Alternating Current (AC) electricity provided by the grid.
The onboard charger receives AC power from the charging station, rectifies it, regulates the voltage, and manages the charging process with safety features. Onboard chargers come in different capacities, from 3.6 kW to 22 kW, offering convenient, safe, and optimized charging for your EV.

Thermal Management System
A Thermal Management System (TMS) is an essential component of electric and hybrid electric vehicles that plays a critical role in maintaining optimal operating temperatures for the battery pack, electric motor, and power electronics. EV batteries, electric motors, and power electronics all generate heat during operation, which can lead to decreased efficiency, potential damage, and safety hazards. The TMS helps to manage this heat by using a liquid cooling loop to circulate coolant throughout the EV's thermal management system. It ensures that the battery pack stays within a safe temperature range, which is crucial for maintaining battery health, maximizing lifespan, and preventing potential safety hazards.

Charging System

In the world of electric vehicles (EVs), the charging system is a comprehensive infrastructure that enables you to replenish the energy stored in your EV's battery pack. It encompasses two main components of electric and hybrid vehicles: the onboard charger (OBC) and the charging cables. The OBC resides within your EV and bridges the car's battery and the external power source. It efficiently converts the incoming Alternating Current (AC) electricity from a charging station into Direct Current (DC) electricity that the battery can use for charging.
The charging cables are the physical connectors that link your EV to the charging station. Different types of charging cables exist, each with varying plug configurations and capabilities for different charging speeds. The common types of charging cables include SAE (Level 2 AC Charging), CCS Combo (Combined Charging System – DC Fast Charging & Level 2 AC Charging), and CHAdeMO (DC Fast Charging).

Regenerative Braking System

A regenerative braking system is a technology used in electric vehicles (EVs) and some hybrids that helps capture and store energy that is normally lost during braking. The system works by using the electric motor in reverse to generate electricity when you take your foot off the accelerator or use the brake pedal. This kinetic energy from the moving car is then converted into electrical energy, which is sent back to the battery to recharge it.
Regenerative braking has several benefits, including increasing the range of EVs by capturing wasted energy and adding a few extra miles to the battery's charge. The system also helps to reduce wear and tear on the traditional friction brakes, extending their lifespan. Additionally, regenerative braking improves the overall efficiency of the car by capturing energy that would otherwise be lost, making the entire system more efficient.

Auxiliary Battery
An auxiliary battery in an electric vehicle (EV) is a small 12-volt battery that serves a different purpose than the main battery in the car. While the main battery provides high-voltage power to run the electric motor that propels the vehicle, the auxiliary battery powers all the standard 12-volt electrical systems in the car, like the lights, radio, information displays, and comfort features, such as wipers, windows, and seats. Unlike a gasoline car where the alternator uses the engine to recharge the 12-volt battery, the auxiliary battery gets its power from the main traction battery pack.

Electric Vehicle Control Unit (VCU)
The vehicle control unit (VCU) is responsible for controlling and coordinating processes relating to the functional aspects of an EV. In other words, it acts as the brain of the vehicle. The VCU receives information (such as battery temperature, motor speed, vehicle speed, etc.) from various sensors and systems, and ensures that the vehicle operates efficiently and safely. Additionally, the VCU communicates with other control units including the battery management system (BMS) and motor controller to ensure all systems are working together.

How to Clean Aion Pure Electric Vehicle

Keep It Cool

Park the car in the shade and if it has been driven recently, allow it to cool completely.
Clean the Interior
Professionals usually remove and clean the floor mats and clean the interior of the car before washing the exterior. This is up to you but be sure to vacuum the upholstery, treat any stains, clean the interior windows, and remove dust from the dashboard.

Rinse Away Loose Soil
Rinse the car using the water hose with spray nozzle. Work from top to bottom. Clean every surface, including underside and wheel wells, to remove loose dirt and prevent scratches.

Start With the Wheels
The wheels are often the dirtiest part of the car. Spray wheel cleaner on the surfaces and let it work for three or four minutes. Use a wet wheel brush or microfiber cloth to remove the soil. Be sure to toss the cloth in the "dirty towel" bucket so you will not use it to wash the body of the car as well. Rinse the wheels with the hose nozzle.

Prepare Your Buckets
Fill one bucket with clean water and add the car wash soap. Fill a second bucket with clean water for rinsing out the sponge or cloth.

Work in Sections

Wet the car again and start at the top washing each section with a sponge or microfiber cloth dipped in the soapy solution. If you have areas with bird droppings or road tar, use a degreaser to help loosen the debris.
After cleaning, rinse each section with the hose and rinse the cloth in the second bucket. Squeeze out the dirty water and then proceed to the next section until the entire car has been washed. If the car is exceptionally dirty, change the water in the buckets and use a fresh sponge or cloth as needed.

Final Rinse and Clean the Jambs
When the vehicle is clean, rinse the entire car again. Do not allow soapy water to dry on the car. Use a damp microfiber towel to wipe away any soil on the door sills or jambs inside the car.

Dry the Vehicle
Use a lint-free microfiber towel or shammy to dry the entire car from top to bottom. Move to a dry towel as one becomes saturated.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is an electric vehicle in simple words?

A: An EV is defined as a vehicle that can be powered by an electric motor that draws electricity from a battery and is capable of being charged from an external source.

Q: How do you explain electric cars?

A: Electric cars function by plugging into a charge point and taking electricity from the grid. They store the electricity in rechargeable batteries that power an electric motor, which turns the wheels. Electric cars accelerate faster than vehicles with traditional fuel engines – so they feel lighter to drive.

Q: Why is the electric vehicle?

A: Given below are the advantages of Electric Vehicles: Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions. Reduce Air Pollution and health issues caused by it. Reduce dependence on petroleum.

Q: How does EV work?

A: Power is converted from the DC battery to AC for the electric motor. The accelerator pedal sends a signal to the controller which adjusts the vehicle's speed by changing the frequency of the AC power from the inverter to the motor. The motor connects and turns the wheels through a cog.

Q: What is the difference between EV and plug-in hybrid ?

A: Electric vehicles (EVs) have a battery instead of a gasoline tank, and an electric motor instead of an internal combustion engine. Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) are a combination of gasoline and electric vehicles, so they have a battery, an electric motor, a gasoline tank, and an internal combustion engine.

Q: Why is it called EV?

A: An all-electric vehicle (often called a battery-electric vehicle, an electric vehicle, or an EV or AEV for short) is a vehicle that gets its energy for driving entirely from its battery and it must be plugged in to be recharged.

Q: Are electric cars automatic?

A: Are Electric Cars Automatic or Manual? The majority of electric cars are automatic, as they do not need a clutch or gears to power the vehicle. In fact, most electric cars are single-speed and deliver constant and instant power. You will find just two pedals in an electric car: the accelerator and brake.

Q: Why is EV so powerful?

A: Electric motors are simple, durable, and have far fewer moving parts than a combustion engine has, and the limit on their power often isn't the motor itself but the EV's battery.

Q: How are electric cars made?

A: The EV's inner structure is called a "space frame" and is made of strong, lightweight aluminum - and for additional weight-savings, the wheels are also made of aluminum instead of steel. Using manufacturers molds, these aluminum parts are poured at a foundry.

Q: What is the most important part of an electric car?

A: The most significant component of an EV is the battery pack.
It's the biggest and most expensive component and ultimately determines how much power and range the vehicle will have.

Q: Why EV is better than hybrid?

A: Hybrids and plug-in hybrids are generally a better choice if you don't want to plan trip routes in detail. EVs are a better choice if you have a lot of charging stations in your area, want to completely get rid of gas costs or have an eye on reducing your carbon footprint as much as you're able.

Q: What is the technology of electric cars?

A: An electric vehicle (EV) is a vehicle that uses one or more electric motors for propulsion. The vehicle can be powered by a collector system, with electricity from extravehicular sources, or can be powered autonomously by a battery or by converting fuel to electricity using a generator or fuel cells.

Q: How does the electric vehicle work?

A: Electric cars work by receiving energy from the battery, which is converted into power by an electric motor. This power is used to drive the wheels. An electric motor generates more torque, and eliminates the need for a traditional transmission and so the power goes straight to the wheels for instant acceleration.

Q: Are all electric cars automatic?

A: While it's a common belief that all electric cars are automatic, there are exceptions, and some electric vehicles (EVs) come with a manual transmission, as mentioned earlier. This might seem counterintuitive, given that electric cars lack traditional components like an engine, drive shaft, and gears.

Q: How long do electric cars last?

A: Plan on a service life of between eight and 12 years if your EV is regularly used in more extreme conditions. As of 2023, the average age of all passenger vehicles in the U.S. is currently 12 and a half years old. Your EV's battery health might never even come under consideration.

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