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How Long Does the Remote Battery Last in the Envision?

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Jace

07/29/25 10:57am

The battery typically has a lifespan ranging from 2 to 5 years, with a general recommended usage period of 3 years. Below are some tips to extend the lifespan of your electric vehicle's battery: Maintain Stable Charging Time: In summer, charging time should be controlled within 8 hours, while in winter, it should be kept within 10 hours. Overcharging for extended periods can damage the battery. Of course, if the battery indicator light turns off early, you can continue charging for an additional half hour to ensure the battery is fully charged. Avoid Leaving the Electric Vehicle Unused for Long Periods: Many people don't understand why an electric vehicle's battery can degrade even when not in use. The primary reason is battery depletion, which is irreversible. This phenomenon is often referred to as "battery starvation." Charge Immediately When Battery Capacity Drops Below One-Third: Some people prefer to drain the battery completely before recharging. However, charging after every ride can reduce the battery's lifespan, as modern cadmium-free batteries typically have around 350 charge-discharge cycles. Overuse can also make the battery less durable. The correct approach is to charge the battery immediately when its capacity drops below one-third. This not only slows down battery sulfation but also enhances its lifespan.

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