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Charging an electric car, although it is a very simple thing, but I have to admit that there are many people who charge the wrong one, which is why many car owners often say that the battery life of electric vehicles is short and not durable.
Electric vehicles are "charged every day" or "recharged when they are exhausted", the reliable answer is coming
Electric cars are "charged every day" or "recharged when they are exhausted", which hurts the car, there are various statements on the Internet, but there are many that are not reliable, and the small experts found the answer from Yadea's after-sales service, I think it is very reliable, let's see if you agree.
Regarding daily charging, the answer is "the wrong way", and the reason given is that repeated charging of electric vehicles will lead to a decrease in the battery's storage capacity and a consequent decrease in range.
The reason given is that if you frequently run out of power and recharge it, it will damage the performance of the battery, causing crystallization inside the battery and affecting the use.
So how to charge, the answer is: research shows that charging when the battery is about 30% left, which is the most conducive to maintaining the battery, and said that the charger should not be in a hurry to cut off the power after the light turns green, but to continue to give the battery a buffer time and replenish the power, so as to protect the battery more scientifically.
Why is such an answer more reliable?
Regarding the electric car "charged every day" or "used up and recharged", there are so many versions of the answer, why I think this answer is the most reliable, there are two bases.
First, the recognition of experts, Guangdong News has been interviewed on how to charge electric vehicles correctly, and the reply given by industry experts is that when about 70% of the electricity is used to charge electric vehicles, which coincides with the above answers.
Second, the charging instructions are clear, and the little connoisseur has also read the charging instructions of many electric vehicle brands, many of which specifically mention that it is recommended to charge when the power is not less than 30%, which is conducive to prolonging the life of electric vehicles.
To sum up the above two points, the answer shared above about "charging every day" or "recharging after exhaustion" is the correct way to charge, don't charge the wrong one!
How to charge lithium batteries and sodium batteries correctly?
Of course, although the above answer is correct, it must be noted that for the mainstream lead-acid battery, if you are using lithium batteries and lead-acid batteries, the above answer does not apply.
So, how to charge lithium batteries and sodium batteries, the correct approach is, first, lithium battery models, charging is not to care about 30% charging, when to charge, when to charge, lithium batteries do not have to worry about frequent charging, damage to the battery, but must remember, do not use up and recharge, the same as lead-acid batteries.
Second, the model of sodium battery, as a battery with a cycle life of more than 2000 times, does not have to worry about frequent charging, and it also has the characteristics of discharging to zero V volts without hurting the battery, so it can be "charged every day" and "recharged after exhaustion", and you can choose as you like.
Summary:
All in all, the correct charging method for lead-acid battery electric vehicles is to charge when there is still 30% left each time, lithium batteries can be charged at any time, but to avoid recharging when they are exhausted, sodium batteries are "charged every day" and "recharged when they are exhausted", which can be chosen according to their mood. This is the reliable answer to electric vehicle charging. What do you think about this? Comments and exchanges are welcome.