Wuling Automobile: the cumulative mileage of Wuling hybrid has exceeded 15 million kilometers.
CTOnews.com, December 26, Wuling officially entered the hybrid market in July this year, relying on the ecological integration advantages of Wuling's new energy supply chain and its independent research and development capabilities in batteries, electronic controls and chips, Wuling officially entered the hybrid market in July this year, according to a letter to the owners of the hybrid version released by Wuling Motor today.
Wuling Motor said that since July 2021, the Wuling test certification team has lasted for half a year, covering 8 regions and 15 provinces from winter to summer, across plains, mountainous areas, plateaus and alpine areas. tens of thousands of internal test users are invited to experience Wuling mixtures.
In August this year, Wuling launched its first Wuling hybrid product, the Star Hybrid version. Up to now, the user experience mileage of Wuling hybrid has accumulated more than 15 million kilometers, and based on a large number of travel data collected, Wuling officially released the Wuling hybrid user travel big data report.
CTOnews.com learned that Wuling data show that by December 2022, more than 30,000 people have experienced Wuling hybrid, and the number of star hybrid owners has exceeded 10000, and the cumulative mileage of Wuling has exceeded 15 million km. In addition, the comprehensive average fuel consumption of the star hybrid version is actually only 5.8L.
In terms of travel radius, 53% of the owners of the hybrid star version are short-distance trips, with a daily mileage of less than 30 kilometers, mainly in the city, and ≤ 3 times a day; 30% of the owners of the hybrid star version travel long distances with a mileage of more than 60 kilometers per day, and the proportion of owners with long mileage is three times that of traditional fuel owners. The comparison of the data shows that the fuel consumption of long-mileage owners is generally 10% lower than that of short-mileage owners.
