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How Many Hours Is Best for Charging a New Battery?

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McCharlie

07/29/25 4:36pm

For the first charge, it should not exceed 10 hours, and it is best to charge for about 8 to 10 hours. Here are the detailed instructions: Maintenance: Under normal circumstances (not frequently carrying passengers or climbing slopes all day), it is best to charge an electric vehicle when it has reached 60%-70% of the maximum range stated in the manual. This can avoid early battery capacity loss and over-discharge. If you frequently carry passengers or climb slopes, it is recommended to charge when the vehicle reaches 50% of the maximum range. If you drive very little and do not reach 60%-70% of the maximum range in a week, it is recommended to charge once. If you are going out or not using the vehicle for a long time, it is recommended to charge once a month. Precautions: In any case, the charging time should not exceed 10 hours, as overcharging can damage the battery. If you do not need to use the vehicle for a long time, you must charge the battery regularly; otherwise, it may lead to battery discharge, which can affect the battery's performance and lifespan.

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