"Words are not surprising and endless!"
Weilai Li Bin "do not understand why everyone still buys oil trucks" voice has not fallen, Xiaopeng Automobile founder Mr. He Xiaopeng said in an interview recently that "driving a tram is not suitable for oil vehicles."
"I think the vast majority of people who have driven smart electric vehicles, and then drive the original good car, do not adapt, its experience is completely different." He Xiaopeng said.
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Subsequently, He Xiaopeng also used himself as an example to further demonstrate his own views.
According to him, the first car in his life was Lexus, and he liked it very much, "it was very quiet and great", but when the era of electric vehicles came, he said goodbye to it. He sold the Lexus to a friend of his own, who had gone out to dinner with a friend a few years ago and went to drive it again, feeling uncomfortable.
Electric vehicles because of their own characteristics, it is indeed easier than fuel vehicles to do quiet, more responsive, while at the same time in terms of intelligence will also have advantages, He Xiaopeng to his own experience as a guide, saying such words is nothing, at least much gentler than Li Bin said.
However, he mentioned that "most of them" are indeed too absolute, electric vehicles and fuel vehicles are not separated, nor are they opposed, and liking electric vehicles does not mean that you must give up fuel vehicles, and vice versa.
In scenarios such as urban transportation and short-distance travel, electric vehicles are indeed more fragrant; but when traveling long distances and heavy use of cars, I believe that most people will still prefer fuel vehicles in this case, unless you want to experience the taste of anxiously waiting for charging in the high-speed service area.
Of course, He Xiaopeng's remarks are more like aimed at driving experience, from this point of view, the difference between trams and oil cars is indeed very large, people who are used to driving electric vehicles may suddenly change back to fuel vehicles, but it is not absolute, so you agree with his remarks?