A: Civil power to plug in hybrid charging.
1. Plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) is a new type of hybrid new energy vehicle. Different from the hybrid power combined with traditional gasoline power and pure electric drive, the plug-in hybrid drive principle and drive unit are the same as electric vehicles, the only difference is that the car is equipped with an engine. Plug-in hybrids are between conventional hybrids and pure electric vehicles, using a power mode dominated by the internal combustion engine when traveling a long distance (such as a weekend outing), and a pure electric mode when traveling a short distance (such as a normal commute).
2. Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles have two sets of power drive systems, one is the traditional internal combustion engine drive, to consume fuel (gasoline or diesel) to get driving force, one is the electronically controlled drive, to consume the power battery in order to get power, of course, under certain conditions, the two can work together to drive the vehicle. Under normal circumstances, the engine of the plug-in hybrid model cannot directly charge the power battery, but it can charge the battery through some energy recovery devices, therefore, in the case of insufficient power of the power battery, the battery must be charged by external charging, that is to say, the plug-in hybrid must be charged.
Yes, but the charging is slower, it is best to professional charging pile, because the civil electricity is 220 volts, the direct current charge on the charging pile will be faster, of course, there are 380 volts at home, but it must be three-phase electricity, that is to say, there must be a ground line, after all, safety first, If there is no 380 volt nearby and no charging pile, then civil electricity can be charged, that is, slowly, it is best to use three holes with ground wire, so safe.
No, different types don't have to be generic
Civilian electricity can charge the e300 hybrid, but the time is too slow