He's mixed up. He's mixed up. He's electric. If you are not a plug-in hybrid, you do not need to charge, if it is a plug-in hybrid, you can charge once a half month. If you are said to plug in, this charge, you are at least this parking after half a month, or a month to charge once.
If not, it's not a plug-in hybrid. If it is a petrol-electric hybrid, it is a friend who does not need to be charged, and does not need to be charged. If you have a plug-in hybrid, you need to charge it at least once every two weeks.
About 1 week, as a plug-in hybrid model, its battery capacity is not very large, and then fast charging does take about three hours. Compared to the fast charging of those pure electric models, its fast charging is very slow.
The average plug-in hybrid car needs to be recharged every two to three days.
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The biggest difference between plug-in hybrid cars and ordinary hybrid cars is that plug-in hybrid cars need to be charged, and ordinary hybrid cars do not need to charge the battery separately.
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With the encouragement of national policies, many drivers have bought plug-in hybrid cars.
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The fuel consumption of this car is relatively low, and the power is also relatively strong, and the range is higher than that of pure electric vehicles.
Volvo's xc 60 hybrid can run on pure fuel or be recharged about twice a week