South East Motor Import & Export Company: a Professional Pure Electric SUV Supplier

Our company was established in 2016 and is headquartered in Chongqing, China. The company's main business is the export of complete vehicles and auto parts. Our advantages are specifically reflected in:

Variety of Products

We can provide customers with various types of auto parts and provide complete vehicle export business. Our vehicle exports include new cars, used cars, electric cars, passenger cars, commercial vehicles, etc.

Professional Technical Support

We maintain long-term cooperation with overseas dealers and OEMs, and we can provide overseas automobile market analysis and consultation. No matter what your problem is, you can get professional technical support.

Awesome Services

Our service team collects quality information and assists with after-sales issues. Through overseas field trips to inspect customers, they collect market information in a timely manner to provide customers with more comprehensive services.

Rich Experience

We have exported about 10,000 cars, including new and used cars, unsold cars, electric cars, CKD&SKD cars, etc. We have served customers in various countries and regions around the world, such as the United States, Africa, India, and South Korea, so we have very rich experience.

Brief Introduction to Pure Electric SUV

Pure electric SUV uses only one power source - batteries. The absence of an internal combustion engine means they produce no tailpipe emissions, making them the most sustainable and clean option. As a sports utility vehicle, it has the comfort and space capabilities of a station wagon at the same time. It has a large cabin space, a powerful engine, and the ability to load cargo, and its passenger capacity is generally 5 people.

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Features of Pure Electric SUV

Environmental Friendly

Compared with traditional SUVs that use internal combustion engines, pure electric SUVs use batteries as their power source, which means that they produce no exhaust emissions at all. Therefore, it helps reduce environmental pollution and meets environmental protection standards.

Silent Driving

Pure electric SUVs have no internal combustion engine noise during driving, providing a quieter and more comfortable driving experience. As a result, drivers and passengers can enjoy a quiet ride.

High Power

Electric SUVs feature high torque and instant power output, providing fast acceleration and a flexible driving experience. It delivers strong power even on slopes.

Intelligent Driving

Many pure electric SUVs are equipped with advanced intelligent driving technologies, such as intelligent driving assistance systems, remote control functions, large screen systems, etc., to enhance driving pleasure and convenience.

Long Cruising Range

Although electric vehicles use batteries as a source of power, as battery technology in electric SUVs continues to advance, they also have longer driving ranges. They also charge less frequently during long trips or daily use.

Big Space

Following the large space of traditional SUVs, many pure electric SUVs still maintain a large space design, providing sufficient seating space and a comfortable driving experience. They are suitable for home use or long journeys.

Benefits of Pure Electric SUV

Cheaper to Maintain

Pure Electric SUVs have fewer parts than internal combustion engine vehicles, therefore requiring less maintenance. As a result, EVs cost much less to maintain than petrol or diesel engines. For starters, you don't need to change the oil, spark plugs, transmission fluid, fuel filters or drive belts with an electric vehicle. These are all things that can add up as a car ages. Not to mention brakes in a petrol or diesel SUV can be more expensive to replace. However, with an electric SUV you have the added benefit of regenerative braking, which considerably reduces brake wear.

Energy Consumption

Internal combustion engine SUVs typically consume more fuel than similarly sized cars. Drivers of large SUVs spend £409 more a year on fuel than owners of large motorhomes, a study has found. Although SUVs are similar in size to hatchbacks and station wagons, SUVs are still typically larger and heavier. As a result, the vehicle experiences greater wind resistance and mass, which means the engine requires more power to compensate. However, running costs are much lower for a 100% electric SUV. It is estimated that even charging an electric car using your home's power supply is much cheaper than using petrol or diesel. What's more, many EV owners are taking advantage of lower electricity bills to charge overnight.

Latest Technology

Thanks to new advancements, today's electric cars are often equipped with the latest technology and additional desirable features compared to conventional cars, such as: increased range, driver assistance, the ability to remotely control charging and air conditioning/heating, parking sensors. The 100% electric SUV has a vastly improved battery capacity, with a range of up to 250 miles, enough for both short and long-distance trips. And, with the battery enhancements, charging has also improved.

Safety Features

SUVs are great for families not only because of their size, but also because they tend to come with lots of safety features. Generally speaking, SUVs are generally safer vehicles due to their size compared to regular-sized cars. In an SUV, you also have a higher driving position, which allows the driver to see the road better and helps the vehicle withstand larger impacts. But when you choose an electric SUV, you also get the added benefit of the latest safety technology, such as: Advanced Safety Package, electric noise emitters.

More Space

There are many reasons why you would want more space in a vehicle, perhaps you are a family, or you may need to carry around a lot of cargo on daily trips. Whatever the reason, SUVs are certainly practical. The spacious interiors mean families can enjoy plenty of legroom, which means the SUV is ideal for taller adults, too. What's more, the electric battery inside the 100% electric SUV is tucked away nicely in the floor, maximizing passenger and boot space.

Yuan PLUS (ATTO3) 2022 Model Pure Electric SUV Specification

Length * Width * Height * Wheelbase (mm)

4455 * 1875 * 1615 * 2720

Endurance (KM)

430

Main configuration

• Electric vehicle single speed gearbox

• 360 video

• tire pressure display

• adaptive cruise

• 12.8 Central control touch screen

• remote Bluetooth key

• LED headlight car

• L2 level assisted driving

Five Key Considerations When Buying a Pure Electric SUV

Here are some factors you need to consider when buying an electric SUV:

Range

Range is one of the key considerations for electric SUV buyers. Some EVs have a range of 300 miles or more, while others can barely reach 100 miles. Think about where you drive most often and make sure the car you buy can handle your commuting needs and has enough charge.

Charging Options

Electric SUVs need to be charged, and most cars have Level 1 or Level 2 charging ports. Level 1 charging is slower and takes several hours to fully charge an EV, while Level 2 chargers can fully charge an EV in a few hours. Make sure you get a charger that meets your needs and that you have access to a charging station when you're out and about.

Battery Health

The battery is one of the most important parts of an electric SUV, and it's important to make sure it's in good condition. The health of your battery affects your car's range, charging speed, and performance. Make sure you buy a car with a battery that can still hold a charge and won't need to be replaced anytime soon.

Cost of Ownership

The upfront cost of an electric SUV may be daunting to some, but it's important to remember that the total cost of ownership can be much lower than a gasoline-powered vehicle. Consider fuel costs, maintenance costs, insurance costs and other costs over the life of the car to determine the total cost of ownership.

Resale Value

It's also important to consider the resale value of a pure electric SUV. Electric cars may cost more to buy, but they generally have a higher resale value than gas-powered cars. Make sure you're buying a car that will retain its value over time and won't depreciate as you drive off the lot.

Maintenance Tips for Pure Electric SUV

Watch Your Driving Habits

The concept of electric vehicles is just emerging. Therefore, your driving style needs to be gentler than in a petrol or diesel car. While this is not a rule of thumb, it is recommended not to accelerate over 75 mph (120 km/h) for extended periods of time as the battery tends to suffer at higher speeds. Additionally, constant fluctuations in speed are also known to harm the health of your car's battery. If you're in a situation where a feature of your car isn't working, it's better to turn the car off and on again rather than repeatedly clicking the button.

Motors Need Some Attention

The motor of an electric SUV does not require much maintenance and regular maintenance. Since there are fewer moving parts, motors are also less prone to wear and tear. Even better, if you own an all-electric SUV, you don't need oil. Despite all the positive aspects, motors can still be susceptible to adverse weather conditions and many other factors. Heat, reckless driving, and water are the main enemies that can shorten the life of your motor by years.

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Tend to Your Battery

Inspection and maintenance intervals for electric SUVs are not as frequent as for gasoline-powered vehicles. However, to ensure this, you need to take care of your electric SUV's power source. How long your battery lasts depends on a variety of factors, including your driving style, charging time, weather conditions, and even where you park. The battery management system (BMS) is responsible for ensuring the safety of electric vehicle batteries. The system monitors state of health (SoH), charge level and the vehicle's response to different temperatures. A battery pack with a faulty BMS is easily damaged. Therefore, you can explicitly request an inspection at each service. Some suggestions that may extend the lifespan include consistent charging, smooth driving, and deactivating unnecessary functions..

Keep a Check on the Tires

In this case, you just need to follow the textbook instructions for gas car tires. Although almost all tire-related details are displayed on the dashboard, regular visual inspection is a must. For most electric SUVs, the recommended pressure is between 32-36 psi (pounds per square inch). Also, be sure to check the alignment if you notice any form of tilt while driving. This practice will not only improve your driving experience, but also extend the life of your tires. Experts recommend checking alignment and balance every 5,000-7,000 miles. However, if you're into off-roading, you may need an alignment every 3,000 miles.

Keep an Eye On the Fluids

The temperature resistance of electric SUVs has always been a concern for car owners. Therefore, the coolant level needs to be checked to prevent damage to the motor and adjacent components due to excessive temperatures. Additionally, it is beneficial to know when your electric vehicle needs a transmission and brake fluid change. Another important fluid for electric SUVs is screen washer fluid or windshield washer fluid. It is recommended that you use screen cleaner to prevent the windshield from being scratched for a long time. Water wipers alone cannot remove fine dust particles and instead wipe them across the windshield, causing scratches that cannot be removed.

Improve the Way You Charge Your EV

This can be a bit difficult to understand for anyone who is just switching from a traditional vehicle. Or, it just takes a little getting used to. Ideally, you should not charge your electric SUV at any time, no matter how much you want to charge it, as this will directly affect the battery's durability. Science advises that the charge in a battery should be neither too high nor too low. If you are not planning on taking a long trip, avoid charging the meter above 80% to 85%. Finally, you need to maintain a level of vigilance to help prevent it from going too low. Occasional inactivity is okay, however, problems can arise when the car is not driven for extended periods of time. You must also avoid fast charging. While convenient, fast charging is known to cause a reduction in battery capacity, effectively shortening overall lifespan.

Different Care Methods for Different Weather Conditions

The weather actually determines what's best for an electric SUV. Most of the weather-based care technology for electric SUVs is the same as for gasoline vehicles, but the intensity of care is amplified. In cold weather, warming up before riding in the morning is essential. You can check and replace thermal fluid as needed to ensure parts are not affected by thermal oxidation and degradation. Please always remember that electric SUVs are more susceptible to high temperatures than traditional SUVs. The battery performs best at 70 degrees. Temperatures that are too high or too low may cause power loss. Most of the latest electric models are sturdy enough to ensure a smooth ride even in adverse weather conditions. Even so, if temperatures are high, you must not drive faster than 62 mph (100 km/h) and put additional stress on the battery.

Take Care of the Brakes

Contrary to popular belief, electric SUVs use brake pads like conventional cars. Also, brake pads need to be inspected from time to time. Generally speaking, brake pads need to be replaced every 10,000-15,000 miles. A word of advice: Never wait until the brake pads are completely worn out, otherwise you may cause damage to other parts of the brake system or even the tires. Additionally, you'll need to change your brake fluid at every service to ensure your brakes are working effectively. Most electric SUVs are equipped with regenerative braking - a special braking system that replenishes the battery bit by bit each time the driver applies the brakes. When you take your car in for service, be sure to have your mechanic check the brakes' power-generating capabilities. It may prove to be very useful in the long run.

Change the Way You Wash Your EV

Your electric SUV is more electronic and less mechanical. Therefore, you must know which areas are off-limits when washing your car. First of all, you should always look for an electric car wash instead of a gas pressure washer. Lower high pressure allows for better cleaning. You may have seen washing machines using a thin stream of water to clean the edges of doors and boots. While four-fifths probably won't cause any problems, the practice isn't completely safe - and that's especially true for electric cars. Turn off any automatic features that may be on so you are not disturbed while washing your car. For example, windshield wipers can automatically start sensing water on the windshield. Finally, do not charge during or immediately after washing.

Regular Inspection is an Absolute Must

You shouldn't always wait until your next service to get your inspection done. Even a slight smack of metal can cause extensive and costly damage. Instantly resolve any issues you may encounter while driving. Experts recommend regularly checking everything they can understand. Maintenance costs for an electric SUV may not be that high, but if the problem is with the motor or battery, you could be spending a lot of money. The average cost of a battery replacement in 2023 is between $4,000 and $18,000. You can start by trying to understand how your car reacts to different conditions, roads, and speeds.

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FAQ

Q: How much does it cost to charge an electric SUV at home?

A: Electric vehicle charging prices are calculated based on electricity prices per kilowatt hour (kWh). Electric vehicle consumption varies by model (average 15 kWh/100 km) and can fluctuate depending on the type of journey and weather conditions encountered. Charging an electric car at home costs about 4 times less per kilometer than a petrol or diesel car. For example, charging an electric car with a 50 kWh battery costs between 8 and 11 euros.

Q: Can my electric SUV's battery be replaced?

A: Usually yes. When purchasing an electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle, we recommend that you carefully read the manual provided by the manufacturer to ensure that the battery can be replaced if necessary.

Q: How to optimize the driving range of an electric SUV?

A: The range of an electric vehicle depends primarily on the battery's state of charge, but it can also be affected by driving too fast, frequent acceleration, load and road configuration. We recommend a smooth or eco-friendly driving style to maintain the maximum range of your electric vehicle.

Q: Why does the range of electric SUVs decrease when it gets cold?

A: Peugeot electric and hybrid SUVs are equipped with lithium-ion batteries that must be kept at positive temperatures to maintain their efficiency. The power needed to heat the battery comes from the electric motor, which affects the vehicle's range.

Q: Who will certify the driving range of electric SUVs?

A: WLTP (Worldwide Harmonized Light Vehicle Test Procedure) is a vehicle homologation protocol used by the European Union to measure fuel consumption, pollutant emissions and range of electric vehicles.

Q: How do I charge my electric SUV?

A: There are a variety of charging solutions that can facilitate your daily life with an electric vehicle. You can charge your vehicle directly at home through your choice of household sockets, high-power sockets or wall boxes. There are more than 47,000 charging points in France and almost 250,000 in Europe that are compatible with Peugeot electric vehicles. If you are in these areas, you can charge your vehicle at these charging points.

Q: How long does it take to charge my pure electric SUV?

A: The charging time cannot be stated exactly as it depends on several parameters: the power of the charging station and the charging cable used; weather conditions; and the charge level of the battery. The lower the battery charge, the longer it will take to charge.

Q: How to remotely monitor the charging status of an electric SUV?

A: Most electric SUVs have remote monitoring apps available for free on iOS and Android, allowing you to start charging remotely or schedule charging at a time of your choosing to take advantage of the most advantageous time slots. You can also monitor your vehicle's charging speed and remaining charging time in real time. If there is an unexpected outage or if your vehicle is fully charged, you will receive alerts via the app.

Q: What suggestions are there for charging my electric SUV?

A: If you charge your vehicle at home, we recommend charging during off-peak hours to optimize charging costs.

Q: Can you drive long distances in an electric SUV?

A: Of course, the electric SUV can regain up to 300 kilometers of WLTP range in just 30 minutes. As long as you can find standard charging stations on the road, you'll be able to drive long distances on the road or motorway.

Q: How to make sure your battery is fully charged when traveling long distances?

A: The pure electric SUV comes with smart planning that allows you to adjust and calculate your route based on your consumption, remaining range, and available charging stations along the route. Additionally, smooth acceleration and the use of regenerative braking can save up to 15% of vehicle miles traveled. Finally, remember to obey the speed limit, as driving at high speeds reduces your vehicle's range.

Q: Can you drive a pure electric SUV in rainy or snowy weather?

A: Yes, the vehicle's hood and charging port cover ensure that the electrical components are waterproof, allowing you to enjoy the unique feeling of electric driving in rain or snow. But if the temperature is too low, we don't recommend you to drive for a long time.

Q: How does the motor of a 100% electric SUV work?

A: Electric SUVs do not have a gasoline or diesel engine, but an electric motor that uses electricity as its energy source. The electric motor converts the energy stored in the battery into mechanical energy to move the vehicle when you press the gas pedal.

Q: What is an electric car?

A: An electric car is a vehicle whose motor is powered by a lithium-ion battery. 100% electric car's batteries are located under the floor, so there is no impact on interior space or luggage capacity.

Q: What is a plug-in hybrid SUV?

A: A plug-in hybrid SUV is a vehicle with two sources of power: a gasoline or diesel engine and an electric motor powered by a rechargeable battery. The term "hybrid" refers to a combination of two power sources, and "plug-in" means the battery can be charged from a household socket or a public charging point.

Q: What is the difference between an electric SUV and a plug-in hybrid SUV?

A: An electric SUV is a vehicle powered by a single electric motor, unlike a plug-in hybrid SUV, which has an electric motor and an internal combustion engine.

Q: What happens to the range when I drive with a load?

A: The weight of the load affects the range and kilometers traveled of an electric SUV.

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