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Toyota insinuated that the plug-in electric car of its friends relies on a large fuel tank, and netizens: a small battery is the technology
1. Toyota satirizes its friends that "plug-in cars rely on large fuel tanks"
Recently, a piece of news about Toyota spread on the Internet, and it turned out that Toyota had made a sarcasm on its friends at the domestic press conference.
At the press conference, Toyota said, "The good sales of plug-in hybrid products all depend on the large fuel tank, making the fuel tank bigger is the routine, and making the battery small is the technology." Is this sentence a kind of irony for friends and businessmen?
Second, netizens are hotly discussing Toyota's words
Regarding Toyota's statement at the press conference, netizens said after reading it, "This is too obvious." ”
In fact, in recent years, with the rise of new energy vehicles, more and more car companies have begun to get involved in the field of new energy vehicles.
In this field, plug-in hybrid models are undoubtedly favored, because they can not only enjoy the state's subsidy policy, but also rely on the engine to provide power when the pure electric mileage is insufficient.
However, Toyota's statement at the press conference "ridiculed" the plug-in hybrid model, believing that its sales are all due to the large fuel tank, which has also caused heated discussions among netizens.
3. Jia Ke once ridiculed new energy vehicles
In fact, Toyota's statement is not the first time, after some domestic car companies proposed a ban on combustion, Toyota once ridiculed on social platforms, "The fuel tank of new energy vehicles is now larger than that of fuel vehicles, and calls for a ban on combustion vehicles every day, and as a result, they have built a fuel tank larger than fuel vehicles." ”
It can be seen that Toyota's ridicule is actually an "accusation" of the current new energy vehicle market, believing that today's new energy vehicles have begun to be oil-based, rather than electricity-based.