Do Charging Voltage and Battery Voltage Require Certification?

[StRafael]

Driving an electric vehicle requires a driver's license. Electric vehicles fall under the category of small automatic transmission models, and obtaining a C2 driver's license is sufficient. The C1 driver's license allows driving both small manual and automatic transmission vehicles, while the C2 license is only for small automatic transmission vehicles. When taking the driver's license test, it is important to strictly follow the examination rules, paying attention to details and regulations. Both C1 and C2 require passing the assessments for Subject 1, Subject 2, Subject 3, and Subject 4. Subjects 1 and 4 are written tests, where it is crucial to carefully read and understand the questions (examining the questions) to provide correct answers. The written test portion has no difficult questions; all are multiple-choice questions on laws and regulations. By repeatedly practicing the questions, one can familiarize themselves with the content and correct answers. During the test, it is essential to read the questions carefully and answer attentively. Subjects 2 and 3 involve strict practical operations, requiring adherence to the examination process and planned routes. Pay attention to details: fasten the seatbelt upon entering the vehicle, close the car door, and after the test begins and ends, remember to wait for the system to notify that the test has been passed before unfastening the seatbelt, opening the car door, and exiting the vehicle, among other operations.