Where are the future of cars and energy in the new energy megatrend?

I used to stand on the side of traditional gasoline vehicles before. When I first saw new energy vehicles, I was disdainful. However, after just a few years of development, re-examining the new energy vehicle market today is another picture, so much that I have to rethink it.

First of all, it is certain that driving cars with electricity must be the mainstream in the future.

At present, mainstream new energy vehicles are nothing but plug-in hybrids, light hybrids or pure electric drives, and the fundamentals of what can be called new energy are that they use cleaner electric drives. In the future, even hydrogen-fueled cars or solar-powered cars will not be able to get rid of electric drive.

On the other hand, pure electric vehicles must be fully ahead of traditional fuel vehicles in terms of handling experience and dynamic performance. Simple start-up procedures, brisk starting and acceleration actions are more convenient than traditional fuel vehicles, making it easier for drivers to get started. As for the NVH, which is the most difficult for traditional fuel vehicles, the structure of pure electric vehicles has inherent advantages.

he charging problem also seems to vary from person to person. For example, Xiao Zhao, who has the condition to install an independent charging station, said that after installing the independent charging station, it is like owning a private gas station without having to wait in line. And with the increasing popularity of public charging facilities, large and medium-sized parking lots are equipped with dedicated parking spaces for pure electric vehicles, which can be charged while driving, eliminating the trouble of traditional fuel vehicles queuing for refueling. Not to mention that in cities with restricted traffic like Beijing, pure electric vehicles are completely unrestricted and enjoy special treatment.

"I just like driving fuel cars, the roar of the exhaust, the impact of shifting!"

This is the point expressed by Pharaoh's hoarseness, but history is always surprisingly similar. In 2007, consumers' distrust of touch-screen mobile phones is just like the skepticism of new energy vehicles now. But time has proved that new things are not silent because of the obsession of some old ideas.