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The future development trend of cars is not electric but electrification. This difference is indeed two different energy sources. Electrification includes new energy forms such as pure electric, hybrid and hydrogen fuel cells. It is well-founded that electrification is the development trend of future automobiles.

The biggest problem with electric vehicles is the issue of convenience. It is difficult for electric vehicles to last and replenish energy, and they may even be unable to withstand the slightest bit of bad weather. This is the biggest problem with electric vehicles. It can be said that if it is an electric vehicle, it will be affected no matter what kind of weather it is, and if there is no charging pile, it will not even dare to run too far.

Precautions for pure electric vehicles

Excessive discharge and undercharging will shorten the service life of the battery. At the same time, the charging time should not be too long, otherwise it will cause overcharging and cause the vehicle battery to heat up. During the charging process, if the battery temperature exceeds 55°C, charging should be stopped.

Precautions for using pure electric vehicles - protect the charger and try to avoid bumping and vibration of the charger. In order to reduce costs, chargers currently on the market are basically not designed to withstand high vibration. After many chargers are vibrated, their internal potentiometers will drift, causing the entire parameters to drift, resulting in unstable charging.