Electric vehicles are a very common means of transportation. Among the various performances of electric vehicles, the cruising range is particularly important, and the cruising range of electric vehicles is mainly determined by the battery, including the type, model, and capacity of the battery. There are mainly two types of batteries, lead-acid batteries and lithium batteries. When we choose batteries, should we choose lead-acid batteries or lithium batteries? Which is more practical? Which is more cost-effective? Today I will make it clear to you once.

Batteries are the source of energy reserves for electric vehicles. Although there are many types of batteries in the electric vehicle market, such as graphene batteries, black gold batteries, lithium iron phosphate batteries, etc., there are mainly two types of lead-acid batteries and lithium batteries. Today we pass The different advantages and disadvantages of the two batteries to analyze their practical value.

Analysis of 3 categories of lead-acid batteries

Lead-acid batteries are the most commonly used batteries in the current market, accounting for about 75% of the current market. Because of their economical benefits, convenient replacement and high safety, they are deeply loved by the majority of electric vehicle users.

Lead-acid batteries are divided into 3 subcategories: including ordinary lead-acid batteries, black gold batteries and graphene batteries, which have different cruising ranges and different prices under the same model. Generally speaking, the price of graphene batteries is higher, and the price of ordinary lead-acid batteries is lower. But the actual usage share is the opposite.

For example, although graphene batteries have a longer range than ordinary lead-acid batteries under the same model, the price is also much higher, so most users choose ordinary lead-acid batteries a little more.