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How long does it take to charge a low-speed electric four-wheeled vehicle?

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VonLeilani

07/29/25 11:00am

Low-speed electric four-wheeled vehicles require 5-10 hours to charge. Charging precautions for low-speed electric four-wheeled vehicles: After charging is complete, first unplug the charger from the AC power source, then disconnect the plug from the battery. It is prohibited to leave the charger connected to the AC power source for extended periods when not charging. Perform battery maintenance every one to two weeks by continuing to charge (float charge) for 1-1.5 hours after the charger's green light turns on, to extend the battery's lifespan. Correct charging methods for electric vehicles: Do not charge the battery during rainy weather, and avoid charging the battery when the electric vehicle is still hot. Even when the electric vehicle is not in use, the battery should be charged promptly. Always use a charger that matches the power specifications of the electric vehicle.

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