The The Range-Extended Electric Vehicle (REEV) technology, a type of hybrid driving system that combines electric drive-train with an onboard internal combustion engine (ICE) and generator to extend the vehicle's driving range beyond what the battery alone can provide.
 

REEV technology has received excellent feedback from the use of Super Range 2.0 technology, an advanced version of the previous long-range power system committed not only to producing electric vehicles but also to enhancing range through various technological improvements.

It features multiple technology upgrades, such as high-pressure fuel injection, high-energy ignition, and low friction. Additionally, it uses the Golden Shield Battery 2.0 technology, ensuring long life, real safety, high efficiency, and rapid energy replenishment. For proactive safety checks, it employs the Vehicle Cloud AI intelligent diagnostic algorithm group, achieving nearly a 100% accuracy in battery safety warnings.

The vehicle operates in multiple modes: Electric Mode uses battery power alone can drive with long-distance, Range-Extending Mode activates an internal combustion engine and generator to produce electricity when battery level is low, powering the motor or recharging the battery, Regenerative Braking Mode converts kinetic energy into electrical energy to recharge the battery; and Camping Mode allows the range extender to generate power for the battery when the vehicle is stationary and the battery level is low.

REEV represents the pinnacle of future automotive technology, offering benefits of electric drive with the long-distance capabilities of traditional vehicles. It reduces emissions and saves more fuel than conventional hybrid cars, as the engine and generator operate less frequently and more efficiently. It provides convenience for long-distance travel without frequent recharging stops, making it ideal for both city commuting and long journeys.