As summer turns to autumn, it’s time to relieve the pressure on electric vehicle batteries!

Adjust your car usage habits

As the temperature drops, car owners should also adjust their car-using habits appropriately to reduce the burden on the battery. As a new energy car owner, in the summer, you often let the air conditioner "go to work" before getting in the car to cool down the car. In the fall, you should also let them rest, otherwise it will cause the car compressor to go on strike.

In addition, when summer turns to autumn, the sun is still strong, so try to avoid parking your car in the sun. High temperatures will increase the temperature of the car battery and affect battery performance. Choose a cool and ventilated place to park your car, or use tools such as sunshades to reduce the temperature inside the car and protect the battery.

Adjust your driving habits

Steady driving not only improves driving safety, but also reduces the burden on the battery. Avoid sudden acceleration, sudden braking, and high-speed driving, as these behaviors will instantly increase the battery's power consumption. Reasonable control of vehicle speed and maintaining a constant speed can effectively reduce battery energy consumption and extend the driving range. When going downhill or slowing down, use the "kinetic energy recovery system" reasonably to reduce dependence on the battery.

Pay attention to battery health

Autumn is a good time to maintain your car battery. Use professional equipment to check the health of the battery and find and deal with potential problems in a timely manner. Check whether the battery pack is damaged, leaking, bulging, etc. If there is any abnormality, stop using it immediately and seek professional help.

In addition, we should also keep the battery in a dry and clean state. The battery pack should be kept away from moisture and humid environment as much as possible to prevent short circuit or corrosion of the battery.