China's new energy vehicles are officially launched! However, in terms of new energy vehicles, the fuel in each country is different. The most typical ones are my country and Japan. Because our country and Japan use batteries differently, what role do they play in this? In terms

China New energy vehicle officially started! However, in new energy vehicles, the fuel in each country is different. The most typical ones are my country and Japan. Because our country and Japan use batteries differently, what role do they play in this?

In new energy vehicles, is it right for my country to choose electricity? Nowadays, as the environment becomes worse and worse, in every development process, we must develop greenly. This is also to better improve the environment and restore the environment as before.

China Electricity (Lithium Battery) VS Japan Hydrogen Energy (Hydrogen Battery)

Let’s talk about Japan first. In fact, their country was the first to bring out lithium batteries, but chose to give up in the middle and then turned to hydrogen batteries. With the development of new energy vehicles, Japan has also begun to "become a strong man", and he also wants to develop in this aspect.

Just three months ago, on August 31, 2022, according to data, Toyota will invest up to 730 billion yen in Japan/USA to produce electric vehicle battery .

It is not difficult to see that Japan has begun to make efforts in this regard. So why did they choose hydrogen batteries? In fact, hydrogen energy is their only way out. From the map, we can all know how small its area is, which means that resources are relatively scarce.

Someone will say here, why not choose nuclear energy? To be honest, if Japan chooses nuclear energy, it is still relatively unstoppable. You should have heard of the explosion of the Fukushima nuclear power plant. Once the toxic gases go out, they will pollute a large amount of the environment. So this is also the reason why Japan chooses hydrogen batteries.

But I never expected that Japan would "sing the opposite tune" with us. Japan chose to give up lithium battery, but our country did not, but has been developing, and has made great progress now. Lithium batteries including the company have made new energy vehicles even more successful.

As early as October 28, 2019, according to CCTV reports:

my country has established the world's largest lithium-ion battery industrial chain, and the number of pure electric vehicles in new energy vehicles has reached 2.6 million. China uses electric vehicle as a breakthrough in the industrialization of new energy vehicles, driving the all-round development of various new energy vehicles.

Do you know how popular lithium batteries have been in recent years? Not only our country, but also "thrives" in most countries. started from 2015 to 2020, the scale of the global lithium battery industry has been growing continuously. never fell during this period, but was rising step by step.

And in my country, let alone lithium batteries, otherwise how could our country be known as a "big lithium battery manufacturer". , from the perspective of my country's lithium battery production scale (unit: GWh) and lithium battery production situation (unit: ten thousand pieces), are all growing one by one. , no surprise, the demand for lithium batteries is very large in our country.

and from these two pictures, China's lithium batteries will reach more than half of that in 2021 from January to June 2022, and will be expected to exceed 2021 by the end of 2022.

Let’s look at another picture. The shipment of lithium batteries in China is constantly increasing, which means that my country’s demand for lithium batteries is greater. But for hydrogen energy, no country except Japan will use it as a new energy vehicle.

So from here, Japan has different choices from us. And I think Japan's " technology tree " is wrong in this regard. Why do you say that? is because lithium batteries are "scattered all over the world", while hydrogen batteries are still as always.

Why does my country not develop hydrogen energy but choose electricity?

is actually very simple. is nothing more than a monopoly in Japan. has always had the largest number of patent applications. From the first "confrontation", it can be seen that Japan must obtain this patent.Some people are worried about whether our country will be "bottled", but what I want to say is that there is no need to worry at all.

Someone once estimated the global demand for hydrogen (million tons) in 2050. We look at the final percentage of energy demand, it is growing one by one. has changed significantly from 2020 to 2050, with demand reaching 22%. In other words, although the development of hydrogen energy is not fast at the moment, countries will continue to develop into hydrogen energy one after another.

Of course, in addition to this, the reason why my country does not develop hydrogen energy is that my country's electricity is relatively developed. looks back and see how much electricity there is in our country. Although my country has begun to make efforts in hydrogen energy, it started relatively late, so once hydrogen energy is developed, it will be restricted.

Of course, the so-called "restriction" is that it will be "suppressed" by other countries, so we don't have to hurry in this regard, we can only develop slowly. Of course, in this process of development, we are not only limited to old-fashioned development, but also constantly innovate in this.

So who is better than using electricity or hydrogen for new energy vehicles? To be honest, both have their own merits. Whether it is the electricity used in my country's new energy vehicles or the hydrogen used in Japan's new energy vehicles, the development of these two is correct. After

, the development of each one depends on your ability.

Because we develop new energy vehicles, it is not a "display product" in itself, but it is to make Volkswagen like it and make Volkswagen feel that this car is comfortable to drive, and it is worth buying. It is to let consumers pay for it, not to say it in a scattered way.

Why should our country vigorously develop new energy vehicles?

First of all, the automobile manufacturing industry is the "jewel in the crown of industry". has a very important significance in developing new energy vehicles. It is to alleviate environmental pollution problems, that is, reduce fossil fuels.

It can be said that the world is developing new energy vehicles, and the number of vehicles has exceeded 10 million. And in the second half of the year, it is more likely to exceed 20 million vehicles.

In the future development of new energy, no country dares to underestimate this field. Secondly, in terms of developing new energy vehicles, it is also to reduce its dependence on oil and energy.

Oil is a non-renewable resource. Even if it still appears, it will be even longer in a few hundred years. And in the transportation field, oil consumption is generally very high, which will lead to the " oil crisis ".

Of course, the last point is also for environmental protection. Because there are too many pollutants emitted by motor vehicles, once we inhale, it will have an adverse impact on health.

The world is gradually warming, so protecting the environment is urgent. In recent years, the world has been reducing carbon emissions, and at the same time, we must develop new energy.

To sum up, no matter which country develops new energy vehicles, part of its purpose is to reduce carbon emissions and protect the environment. Of course, there is another part of the purpose to have absolute voice in the automotive field.

The same is true for our country. If we do not have certain achievements in the automotive field, other countries will definitely "suppress" without hesitation. So at this time, we must have our own strength so that we will not be "suppressed" by other countries.

Because we have experienced the "pain" of being suppressed by others, we will never rely on any country. And now we just need to work hard to move forward, and our country's new energy vehicles will definitely be at the forefront in the future.