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EspañolThe differences between electric motorcycles and traditional motorcycles (internal combustion engine motorcycles) are mainly reflected in the following aspects:
1. Power source: Electric motorcycles use batteries as a power source to drive the vehicle forward through an electric motor; traditional motorcycles use fuel combustion to drive an internal combustion engine to generate power.
2. Environmental protection: Electric motorcycles do not produce exhaust emissions and are more environmentally friendly than traditional motorcycles. They do not need to refuel and have no fuel consumption problems. Traditional motorcycles burn fuel and produce exhaust gas, which pollutes the environment.
3. Sound: Electric motorcycles make less noise because there is no internal combustion engine running; while the internal combustion engine of traditional motorcycles makes louder noise.
4. Maintenance and cost: Since electric motorcycles have no internal combustion engine and reduce fuel and other components, maintenance costs are lower than traditional motorcycles.
5. Range: The cruising range of electric motorcycles is generally lower than that of traditional motorcycles and requires charging. Pay attention to charging issues when traveling long distances or frequently.
It should be noted that there is not much difference in appearance and control between electric motorcycles and traditional motorcycles. The main differences are reflected in the power source and environmental performance.
