Can an Electric Vehicle with Lead-Acid Battery Use Lithium Battery?
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It is not advisable to replace a lithium battery with a lead-acid battery. For electric vehicles, it is best to use the original lithium battery or lead-acid charger that comes with the vehicle. Using mismatched chargers can cause significant damage to the battery and may also lead to safety hazards. Additional Information: 1. When replacing a lithium battery with a lead-acid battery, it is essential to ensure that the voltage remains the same as the original lithium battery. Additionally, the charger must be replaced with a dedicated lead-acid battery charger. Improper installation or poor-quality lead-acid batteries may damage the controller. 2. When replacing a lithium battery with a lead-acid battery, the size of the battery compartment must also be considered. Generally, lithium battery compartments are relatively small, while lead-acid batteries are larger. This factor must be carefully considered before replacement. If the gap is too small after installation, the battery may not fit. If you decide to proceed with the replacement, it is recommended to consult an electric vehicle repair shop and have it installed by professionals.