The car in my eyes
New energy vehicles, also known as electric vehicles, are gradually being promoted and applied around the world as a type of transportation that uses electric energy. Compared with traditional fuel vehicles, new energy vehicles have many advantages that cannot be ignored:
First of all, from the perspective of environmental protection, achieving zero exhaust emissions during the operation of new energy vehicles has a significant contribution to reducing air pollution and improving air quality. According to the latest annual data (2023), more than 1.88 million new public charging terminals have been connected to the cloud fast charging platform, with an astonishing growth rate of more than 23% compared with the same period last year, which irrefutably demonstrates the outstanding achievements of new energy vehicles in the field of environmental protection. It is worth mentioning that the energy utilization rate of new energy vehicles is high, and the excellent energy-saving effect helps them perform better during driving, and each charge can bring longer distances, effectively reducing people's over-dependence on fossil fuels such as petroleum. This will not only help reduce the impact of human activities on climate change, but also have important and far-reaching significance for maintaining the ecological environment of the earth on which we depend.
Secondly, from an economic point of view, the cost of new energy vehicles in the process of use is relatively low, focusing on energy consumption and equipment maintenance. The energy cost of using a new energy vehicle is mainly reflected in the charging fee according to the main method. However, thankfully, this charging fee is much more affordable than the refueling cost of traditional fuel vehicles. In the same way, new energy vehicles are also more bookish in terms of maintenance and maintenance, so the maintenance expenditure is relatively small. In addition, the support policies for new energy vehicles in various countries** have become more and more common, such as providing privileges such as entering urban areas without paying, as well as welfare policies such as incentives and subsidies for charging facilities, all of which are sparing no effort to improve the economic benefits of new energy vehicles.
Moreover, in terms of technology, new energy vehicles can be called a highly technological product, and the premium of technological innovation should not be underestimated. New energy vehicles widely use cutting-edge battery technology, the application of cutting-edge motor technology, and even refined control technology, etc., so that the vehicle's driving performance, cruising range and charging speed and other key indicators have been greatly improved. In addition, new energy vehicles have also made significant progress in the level of intelligence, equipped with functional components such as intelligent driving systems and human-computer interaction systems to create a more convenient, comfortable and safe travel experience for drivers.
Finally, no matter from which side of the analysis, all of them give strong respect and support to new energy vehicles. Many countries and regions around the world have called on the general public to buy and use new energy vehicles by introducing subsidies and preferential tax policies at all levels, for example, China will provide car purchase subsidies to consumers who buy new energy vehicles, suspend the collection of purchase tax and many other preferential measures. In addition, the company is also actively strengthening the construction and improvement of new energy vehicle charging infrastructure, such as the establishment of more charging stations and charging piles and other electronic facilities, and is committed to providing more convenient services for the use of new energy vehicles.
To sum up, whether from the perspective of environmental protection and energy saving, or from the high-level aspects such as economic benefits, technological innovation and even policy support, new energy vehicles have irreplaceable advantages and value. Although it is true that we are facing many challenges such as lagging charging infrastructure, battery technology to be upgraded, and how to balance cost and performance, we still have reason to remain optimistic about the future development prospects of new energy vehicles as technology continues to evolve and release energy and policies continue to improve. It is foreseeable that by 2030, the total number of new energy vehicles in rural areas will account for about 45% of the national total, which will undoubtedly greatly promote the depth and breadth of the development and application of new energy vehicles.