How many kilometers can a 60V lead-acid battery run?
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60V20AH electric vehicle can theoretically run 60 kilometers on a full charge. The following is the relevant introduction about electric vehicles: Mileage: According to the size of the motor power and the battery capacity, if the power is 800W and the battery capacity is 20AH, it can be calculated as 800/60=13.3A. According to this average driving current, the 20AH battery can run for about 1.5 hours at a speed of 40. Reasons for short mileage: When the battery ages and the capacity decreases, the mileage will become shorter. Generally, the main line is too thin and the tire pressure is insufficient; when the motor efficiency decreases, the useless work increases, wasting power and shortening the mileage; inferior chargers undercharge the battery every day, causing insufficient battery capacity and resulting in a gradual decrease in mileage and other problems will lead to a shorter range.
I've been riding a 60V lead-acid battery electric scooter for several years, with a full charge giving me about 40 to 60 kilometers of range. This depends on the specific configuration and personal habits. I usually use a 60V20Ah battery, with a 15-kilometer one-way commute to work, totaling 30 kilometers round trip, so I charge it every three days. When carrying my wife and groceries, the increased weight reduces the range to around 35 kilometers. It's better in summer, but in winter when it's cold, battery efficiency drops quickly, sometimes to just over 30 kilometers. My neighbor uses a high-power motor and gets even shorter range. I recommend avoiding aggressive acceleration and maintaining smooth driving to save power. Regularly checking the battery terminals to prevent rust can also help extend its lifespan. Overall, there's no fixed value—you'll get to know your scooter better with more experience.
