Autohome has just published the outcomes of its winter testing. This testing was carried out in snowy conditions where temperatures ranged from -25℃ to -10℃. The primary goal of the test was to assess the three - electric capabilities (battery, motor, and electronic control) of vehicles. A total of 32 pure electric vehicle models took part in the test. These models encompassed both sedans and SUVs, with sizes spanning from A0 - class to full - size, and price tags ranging from tens of thousands of yuan to over 2 million yuan.

In the "Pure Electric Snowy Extreme Range Achievement Rate" ranking, the XPeng P7 (four - wheel drive) clinched the top position, boasting a 53.9% achievement rate. Following closely behind, the Yangwang U7 (four - wheel drive) and Zeekr 001 (four - wheel drive) secured the second and third places, respectively. The Tesla Model 3 four - wheel drive version came in fourth, with a 48% achievement rate, showcasing a respectable performance. The fifth spot was taken by the Nissan N7 front - wheel drive, which had a range achievement rate of 47.4% and was priced significantly lower than the top four models.

The sixth through tenth positions were filled by the BYD Seal 06 EV, XPeng MONA M03, Fangchengbao Titan 3 (four - wheel drive), Seres M7 EV (five - seat four - wheel drive), and BYD Han L (four - wheel drive). All of these models achieved range achievement rates exceeding 43%.