Can Electric Cars Get Wet in the Rain?
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Electric cars can get wet in the rain. If it's just rain, it generally doesn't affect the wiring, but it can cause discoloration of the outer panels. You can cover the car with something. Here is some additional information: 1. The most water-sensitive parts: The circuit in the head cover (find something to cover the front of the car to prevent water from entering); the controller part, which is usually waterproofed during manufacturing, so no need to worry; the battery connection wires (if the seal is poor, the battery may short-circuit). 2. Precautions: If the electric car has been exposed to rain, use a cloth or paper towel with strong absorbency to dry the battery and connectors. Do not turn on the power before doing this, as it may cause a short circuit. Additionally, never force your way through flooded areas—drive normally only if the water level does not exceed half of the electric car's wheels. If the motor gets wet, place it in a ventilated area to dry before use. After heavy rain, try to keep the electric car in a well-ventilated and dry place.