How many days can an electric vehicle last on a single charge?

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It depends on the temperature. If it's above 15 degrees Celsius, it can last for about half a year. If it's below minus 10 degrees Celsius, you'll need to charge it every 2 to 3 months. Here are some related details: 1. Power consumption: Most two-wheeled electric vehicles come with an anti-theft device, which consumes a significant amount of power when set to the anti-theft mode during storage. The discharge performance of electric vehicle batteries is not particularly good in winter, and the mileage will decrease. Since the mileage is related to vehicle weight, road conditions, tire pressure, etc., when riding, be sure to use pedal assistance when going over bridges, uphill, against the wind, or under heavy load. 2. Starting: When starting, use pedal power first to avoid damaging the battery and affecting its lifespan and range. Charge frequently. For lead-acid batteries, develop the habit of charging them on the same day of use. No matter how far you ride the electric vehicle each day, make sure to fully charge it. Never wait until the battery is completely drained before charging, as deep discharge can shorten the battery's lifespan.