The range extender system (sometimes called EREV or REEV) is a system that uses a small gasoline engine.
The range extender system (sometimes called EREV or REEV) is a system that uses a small gasoline engine.

The range extender uses a combustion engine as a generator to recharge an electric motor when it runs out of power[1]. Unlike a gasoline engine, it has no connection to the wheels, nor is the drivetrain purely electric[2]. The system is divided as follows:

Let's take an example: Hyundai will put the first range extender cars on the market in 2027, the models that will be made are the Hyundai Santa Fe and the Genesis GV70[3].
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The history of the range extender began in 1901, when Ferdinand Porsche created a Porsche. In the modern era, we can mention the Chevrolet Volt and the BMW i3.
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