Red tangerines are hanging all over the branches, and various flowers are also filled with joy. Going home for the Spring Festival is a habit engraved in the bones of every Chinese. Buying a car to go home for the Spring Festival is not only convenient but also very face-saving. Recently, while BYD’s year-end activities and government subsidies are still available, it is a good time to purchase the desired new energy vehicle. Let me talk about my recent car-buying experience and give you some references:
First, Brand Selection
BYD’s sales are far ahead. So, my car-buying target is BYD. BYD currently has five major brands: BYD Dynasty Network, BYD Ocean Network, Denza, Fangchengbao, and Yangwang. After years of precipitation, BYD has accumulated a mature vehicle design, assembly, component design, and production industrial chain. For the five major brands of BYD, from the above picture, you can see the model distribution of the five major brands of BYD and also its price range. We can choose according to our own needs. My choice is the Dynasty Network or the Ocean Network. Although I like the handsome Fangchengbao, the domineering Yangwang U8, and the trendy Yangwang U9, the one that suits you is the best.
Second, Hybrid VS Pure Electric Vehicle Selection
Confirming the vehicle model is actually a relatively difficult thing because there are so many choices that you might be dazzled. You like this one and that one. I really want to be as bold as netizens and say, "An adult’s choice is to have them all." Before choosing the vehicle model, the first thing is to confirm your needs. You can ask yourself a few questions: Why do we buy a car? What is the proportion of long-distance travel and short-distance travel? You can estimate the number of times based on the daily driving mileage. Where is the main area for using the car? What is the usage environment? Personal preferences such as cities, off-road, rural areas? SUV, sedan
At first, I tended to buy a pure electric vehicle because I basically had no need for long-distance travel, didn’t like long-distance driving, and had no intention of driving back to my hometown for the Spring Festival. Daily car use is just commuting to and from work and short trips. But one trip changed my mind. Before buying a car, I rented a pure electric vehicle of Aion on the platform. At first, I thought it was okay. But unfortunately, after getting on the highway, I obviously felt that the speed couldn’t pick up and it was difficult to overtake. But BYD’s pure electric vehicles don’t have this problem and accelerate very fast. A pure electric range of about 400 kilometers still causes mileage anxiety for occasional medium and long-distance travel. After all, charging and subsequent car use need to be considered. Looking for a charging pile in a strange place is undoubtedly a painful thing. This also made me determined to buy a hybrid vehicle.
