Can New Energy Vehicles Charge During Thunderstorms and Rain?
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New energy vehicles can charge during thunderstorms and rain. Vehicle charging requires a charging pile, which outputs voltage and current to enter the vehicle's battery. The connection from the charging pile to the vehicle's charging port is made via wires, and the charging gun is directly inserted into the vehicle's charging port. The design of the charging port is very ingenious, with an insulated sealing ring around it. Precautions during rainy days: 1. When parked: When the vehicle is not in use, try to park it in an open area. Avoid parking in low-lying areas, under trees, near high-voltage lines, or near fire sources. The water depth in the parking area should not exceed 20cm. If the battery gets soaked in water, contact the vehicle manufacturer or battery manufacturer for handling. 2. When charging: When charging a pure electric vehicle, observe the charging gun and charging base to ensure they are dry and free from burn marks. Avoid charging outdoors in rainy weather.