How far can an electric vehicle travel after a 20-minute fast charge?

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Fast charging power varies, but generally speaking, a 20-minute fast charge can provide enough power for a ride of approximately five to eight kilometers. Here is some additional information: Precautions: If the battery is in a 100% discharged state, charging for half an hour will only replenish about 8% of the battery's capacity, allowing for only 8% of the total mileage. It is not recommended to use the battery in such an excessively undercharged state, as it can have adverse effects on the battery. For a 100% discharged battery, the charging time typically ranges from 8 to 10 hours to fully recharge. Ways to avoid power-consuming riding: When riding an electric vehicle, avoid sudden acceleration and hard braking. These two riding behaviors are typical examples of aggressive driving, which not only pose safety hazards but also significantly harm the battery. Therefore, it is best to avoid such riding habits. It is advisable to use manual assistance when starting an electric vehicle. Starting an electric vehicle is actually a power-intensive situation. Since electric bicycles are equipped with pedal functions, combining manual assistance with electric power during startup can make the battery last longer.