Can Lithium Batteries Be Stored in a Car?

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Storing lithium batteries in a car is dangerous. Here are the relevant details: Performance degradation: Both high and low temperatures can cause lithium battery performance to decline. Particularly under high temperatures, significant heat fluctuations can occur internally, leading to safety incidents such as explosions. Lithium batteries typically have a temperature limit set between 40-60 degrees, and they are usually marked with a pressure relief valve. Temperature tolerance: High-temperature-resistant lithium batteries can withstand up to 800 degrees; standard lithium batteries are tested at temperatures like 200, 500, and 800 degrees, but such extreme temperatures are rarely encountered in daily life.