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How many kilometers can a 48V electric vehicle run?

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LolaRose

07/29/25 1:41pm

Here are the main factors affecting the range of an electric vehicle's battery: 1. Ambient temperature: When the ambient temperature drops, the battery's usage time will correspondingly decrease. According to empirical calculations, for every 1°C drop in room temperature, the battery capacity decreases by about 1%, which is why electric vehicle batteries have shorter usage times in winter. 2. Depth of discharge: Depth of discharge refers to the extent of battery usage during electric vehicle riding. The deeper the discharge depth each time, the shorter the battery's lifespan. Simply put, the longer the electric vehicle is used after a full charge, the greater the battery's discharge depth. 3. Road traffic conditions: Generally, on flat roads, if there are more steep slopes, the distance traveled will decrease. 4. Actual conditions such as load weight and frequency of starting and braking. 5. Charging time of the electric vehicle battery: The charging method for the electric vehicle battery is very important, as improper operation can damage the battery.

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