Do New Energy Vehicles Need Maintenance?
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New energy vehicles do require maintenance, although their maintenance cycles are longer and the costs are lower. Here is some relevant information: In addition to new energy vehicles, most cars also require maintenance. There are certain differences between the maintenance of new energy vehicles and traditional fuel vehicles. For example, the maintenance intervals for new energy vehicles are generally longer, and many car owners often lack patience, but there is no solution to this issue. On the other hand, most new energy vehicles do not have any negative impact on the living environment and do not cause environmental pollution.
I've been driving an electric car for almost three years now. To be honest, new energy vehicles also require maintenance, but the items are different from fuel-powered cars. The most crucial part is the battery system. The 4S dealership checks the battery health status with professional equipment every time, looking for abnormal heating or voltage differences. The motor needs insulation performance and cooling system checks, especially in summer when overheating may affect power output. The chassis also requires regular inspection, and tires need replacement more frequently than with fuel cars because EVs are heavier. Oh, and although the braking system is used less, the fluid level still needs checking as it's a safety issue. The cabin air filter also needs replacement to maintain good air quality inside. I recommend a comprehensive inspection every 10,000 kilometers - don't skimp on the cost, because battery repairs can be extremely expensive if problems occur.
