China’s Electric Vehicle Boom: Why it’s Leading the Global Electric Vehicle Revolution? More and more new energy vehicles are entering our lives. According to statistics, for every 3 cars exported from China, 1 is an electric people mover. How did China’s electric vehicles ‘successfully rebound’?
Electric cars seem to be a new invention, but in fact, as early as 100 years ago, mankind invented and used on the electric car. Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, the World Electric Vehicle Association founder Chen Qingquan, the world’s first recognised electric car was born more than half a century earlier than the internal combustion engine car.
Electric cars are cost-effective and cheap, while the electric motor is simpler than the internal combustion engine, once favoured by fashionable women back then. Electric cars seem to have been left in the corner of time. It wasn’t until the 1970s, with the oil crisis and technological advances, that electric cars gradually returned to the public eye.
The technology of new energy vehicles is advancing by leaps and bounds, such as the latest 800V charging technology, which can reach a range of 200 kilometres in 5 minutes, making it possible to ‘drink a cup of coffee and get a full charge’.
China’s electric car boom: why is it leading the global electric car revolution? Standing on the wind of new energy, China’s electric vehicles are breaking the waves at an unprecedented speed.
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