Everyone knows that electric vehicles are increasingly loved for saving energy and protecting the environment. So how much electricity does one full charge of an electric vehicle battery take?

You can make a simple calculation. The instruction manual of an electric vehicle states the distance it can travel on a full charge, usually about 50 km, and the power consumption per 100 km. For example, if it uses 1.2 kWh per 100 km, the consumption per km is 1.2/100 = 0.012 kWh. Suppose you ride an average of 25 km a day, then you need to charge once every two days, using 0.012 x 25 = 0.3 kWh a day, that is, 0.6 kWh per charge every two days, about 9 kWh a month, less than RMB 6, which is very little. The data provided by the manufacturer is tested under standard conditions and may vary slightly with the season and road conditions.