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How many kilowatt-hours of electricity does it take to fully charge an e5 car?

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McAndres
07/29/25 1:07pm
It takes 16-20 kWh to fully charge a BYD e5, and it requires 8-10 hours for a complete charge. Precautions for charging the BYD e5: Develop the habit of charging frequently. Do not wait until the battery level is too low before charging, as over-discharging the battery of the BYD e5 can reduce its lifespan. Although the battery pack is designed with a protection system, frequently driving the BYD e5 until the "red light" comes on will definitely affect the battery pack's longevity. When charging the BYD e5, connect directly to the battery for charging and avoid removing the battery to prevent data loss. Use charging piles that comply with national standards. Do not use third-party or unlicensed charging piles without national production and inspection certification to avoid damaging the BYD e5's battery.
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