Does a car have a battery?
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Yes, cars have batteries. Conventional car batteries use lead-acid batteries with a cycle life of approximately 200 to 500 charges. Cars equipped with auto start-stop functionality utilize specialized batteries that offer a higher cycle life, ranging from 400 to 800 charges. New energy vehicles employ lithium batteries, which have an even longer lifespan. Methods for maintaining a car battery include: 1. Regularly cleaning the battery; 2. Minimizing electrical usage when the engine is off; 3. Periodic battery replacement; 4. Starting the car regularly. Also known as an automotive battery, it is an essential component of a vehicle and can be categorized into traditional lead-acid batteries and maintenance-free batteries.