Do Electric Vehicles Use Lithium Batteries?
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Some electric vehicles use lithium batteries. Here is a detailed introduction to ternary lithium batteries: 1. Concept: Ternary lithium batteries, also known as "ternary polymer lithium batteries," refer to lithium batteries that use lithium nickel cobalt manganese oxide or lithium nickel cobalt aluminum oxide as the cathode material. Due to their smaller size, higher energy density, and better low-temperature resistance, ternary lithium batteries are now widely used in new energy vehicles. For example, all Tesla models use ternary lithium batteries. 2. Lifespan: The lifespan of a ternary lithium battery is 2000 charge-discharge cycles, which translates to over 5 years with one charge per day. Charge the battery as needed and avoid fully depleting it before recharging. An excellent battery management system can also slow down the degradation of ternary lithium batteries.