What should be paid attention to when purchasing new energy vehicles and what are the more suitable cities
It is no stranger to talk about new energy vehicles. As a trend of future vehicle development, more and more new energy vehicles are coming out, and there is also a lot of room for model selection. Many people are not optimistic about new energy vehicles, mainly because new energy vehicles will be affected by environmental factors, mileage and supporting facilities, resulting in the use of new energy vehicles, It is not as convenient as fuel vehicles. Which cities are more suitable for new energy vehicles?
Besides, which cities are more suitable for driving new energy vehicles? It needs to be judged from the pain points of new energy vehicles. The pain points of new energy vehicles mainly focus on the convenience of charging, endurance and battery maintenance and replacement. From the perspective of charging infrastructure construction, most public charging piles in China are distributed in prosperous areas, such as first and second tier cities, especially the parking lots of large shopping malls, and other cities with imperfect infrastructure, There is a problem of charging anxiety in the process of using new energy vehicles.
Moreover, from another point of view, many first and second tier cities are restricted by traffic restrictions and other restrictive measures. As new energy vehicles, they enjoy preferential policies. Coupled with the concept of energy conservation and environmental protection, these cities have great support for new energy vehicles. In addition, they have perfect charging pile infrastructure and vehicle service stations, so in some such cities, It is very convenient to use new energy vehicles. Even if the vehicle has problems, it is also very convenient to repair.
To sum up, the basic goal of developing new energy vehicles is to gradually replace fuel vehicles to solve the two major social problems of energy crisis and environmental pollution. At present, cities with restrictive policies and better charging conditions are more attractive to new energy vehicles.
