BYD Super DM (Dual Mode) Technology, represents a game-changing evolution in intelligent plug-in hybrid (PHEV) technology. Exclusively developed by BYD, it brings a multitude of benefits including energy efficiency, low fuel consumption, drive performance and comfort.
BYD Super DM Technology differs from other PHEV technologies. At the heart of BYD Super DM Technology is an electric-based hybrid system. This hybrid architecture uses a high-power motor drive and large-capacity power battery as its primary power source, only using the engine for assistance. This innovative system focuses on efficiency, effortlessly adapting to different driving scenarios.
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Over the last few years, electric cars have become more popular with more of them appearing on our roads. Typically, these are referred to as EVs. But there is another term that you may not be familiar with — NEV.
Not to be confused with ‘neighbourhood electric vehicle’, NEV stands for ‘New Energy Vehicle’ and is a term used to describe all types of electric vehicles, from battery-powered fully electric vehicles to plug-in hybrid cars.
BYD is the No.1 NEV Maker, so we’re well placed to explain everything you need to know about NEVs. Below, we’ll take a closer look at different types of NEVs and the benefits of these vehicles.
NEV is an all-encompassing term used to describe vehicles that are powered by alternatives to fossil fuels — like electricity. Some of the most common types of NEVs include:
Battery-electric vehicles are all-electric. They are powered solely by a battery that powers an electric motor to make the car move. This battery is charged externally by plugging the vehicle into a charger installed at your home or in public. Because it doesn’t have an engine, it doesn’t release exhaust emissions into the atmosphere.
A PHEV is another type of NEV. Plug-in electric vehicles combine an internal combustion engine with an electric motor. This type of NEV will primarily run on electricity until it runs out of charge. This is when the internal combustion engine will kick in. PHEVs can be charged externally with a home charger or at a public charging station. This type of new energy vehicle is a good option for those who drive longer distances to reduce range anxiety. When the battery runs out, fuel will keep the wheels turning.
There’s a range of benefits that come with NEVs, resulting in these cars becoming more popular on our roads.