Common Misconceptions in the Use of Electric Vehicle Batteries
Have you ever heard claims like these:
People whose faces turn red when drinking are less likely to get drunk than those whose faces do not
Retained stool is the root of all diseases
Acne on different parts of the face reflects the health of internal organs
Constipation is caused by internal heat, so you should take medicine to clear heat and loosen the bowels
Grinding teeth in sleep means intestinal roundworms
......
Did you once believe these sayings without question?
These rumors
have all been tested by science
and proved to be nothing but myths
Today we are talking about
the wrong battery maintenance knowledge popular among the public about electric vehicle batteries

Misconception 1: All batteries are of the same quality
If someone tells you that battery quality makes no difference because they are all made of the same materials, please stay away and do not be led astray by such ignorance. Batteries of different brands today differ greatly in plate and grid structure, which results in uneven quality. Choose a high-quality brand battery and it will serve you longer! For example, Xupai batteries.
Misconception 2: Wait until the power is used up before charging
Do not wait until the battery is fully drained to recharge. If the charge has been used up, turn off the power and do not force the vehicle to run on the recovery voltage of the battery, so as to prevent over-discharge from shortening battery life.
Misconception 3: Batteries can be repaired
Those who claim a battery can be repaired are probably trying to cheat you out of your money; stop being gullible. Current batteries use maintenance-free technology. Once the battery swells or deforms seriously, or the lead powder on the plates falls off badly, repair is impossible, let alone life extension.
Misconception 4: Any charger will do
If you think you can use any charger and just take whichever is convenient, you are wrong. Like a phone charger, an electric vehicle charger must match the battery, including the current. The charger used with the vehicle should match the battery pack and meet the parameter requirements of the battery and the charger.
Misconception 5: Interrupting charging at any time is fine
Many people unplug the charger after only a short time of charging, but this creates an undesirable memory effect in the battery, so that it cannot be fully charged later, and it also causes sulfation of the battery, affecting mileage and service life.
If you want your battery to last longer,
besides proper use and maintenance,
choosing a high-quality electric vehicle battery
is also very
important, for example, Xupai battery,
the long-life battery
