How Long Do Non-Sale Batteries Last?

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LaJayla
09/02/25 4:52am
Non-sale batteries typically last around six months. Here are some tips to extend the lifespan of your electric vehicle battery: Maintain stable charging times: In summer, limit charging to within 8 hours, while in winter, keep it within 10 hours. Overcharging can damage the battery. Of course, if the battery indicator turns green early, you can continue charging for an additional half hour to ensure it's fully charged. Avoid leaving the electric vehicle unused for extended periods: Many people don't understand why sometimes an unused electric vehicle's battery deteriorates faster. The main reason is battery discharge, which is irreversible. This phenomenon is commonly referred to as "battery starvation." Charge immediately when battery capacity falls below one-third: Some people prefer to fully drain the battery before recharging. However, charging after every ride reduces battery lifespan, as modern cadmium-free batteries typically have about 350 charge-discharge cycles. Excessive depletion also makes the battery less durable. The correct approach is to charge immediately when the battery capacity drops below one-third. This slows down battery sulfation and extends its lifespan.
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PenelopeDella
09/14/25 7:02am
I've been driving for over a decade, and I remember the original non-sale battery in my first car lasted nearly 4 years before it died. Battery lifespan is really affected by driving habits. For example, if you frequently take short trips with many engine starts and little charging, the battery can easily drain and its lifespan shortens. Normally, make sure to turn off all electronics after shutting down the engine, don't forget to turn off the headlights, and maintain a good charging system—this usually helps the battery last 3 to 5 years. I've experienced difficulty starting due to an aging battery and flickering lights, which are clear signs it's time for a replacement. Don't delay too long—safety comes first. Regular maintenance, checking voltage and terminal corrosion, can help the battery last a few extra months with simple care.
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