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Are there charging stations at service areas now?

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LaOmar

07/29/25 6:48pm

Some service areas have charging stations, but not all of them. Precautions when charging your car: 1. Turn off the headlights: As private charging piles are increasingly being installed, charging piles are generally installed in underground garages. However, when charging, you must set the headlights to AUTO or turn them off. Moreover, electric vehicles do not have engine idling, so before leaving the car, you must check whether the vehicle's power is turned off. Generally, the headlights and low-power electrical equipment in new energy vehicles are powered by the vehicle's battery. If they are left on for a long time, the battery can easily discharge. Even if the power battery is fully charged, the battery's power can be depleted, which will affect the vehicle's startup. 2. Try not to turn on the air conditioning or use in-car equipment: Most car owners will stay in the car while charging their electric vehicles. If it is hot in summer or cold in winter, car owners may think of turning on the air conditioning. If possible, try not to turn it on, because using the air conditioning while charging can reduce the service life of the battery pack.

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