Theoretical and Natural Science
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China’s oil production is not as good as before, and China’s oil production has completely failed to keep up with people’s demand for oil, and the situation of relying heavily on imports needs to be changed. The conversion rate from oil to gasoline is low, which is not conducive to the utilization of raw materials. There are many unavoidable losses during the transportation of oil. The conversion rate of traditional engines in automobiles is very low, and it cannot be improved in a short period of time. The exhaust gases emitted by conventional engines can cause serious pollution to the environment. In contrast, China has abundant power resources, and the loss of electrical energy in the transmission process is also very small. Pure electric vehicle engines are highly efficient and have the potential for further improvement. Brake energy recovery is also an important part of improving efficiency. Pure electric engines bring little pollution to the environment.
Traditional Engine, Electric Engine, Resource Reserves, Environment, Efficiency
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