How to Maintain a Tesla?
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Tesla is a high-performance pure electric vehicle. Here are some maintenance considerations for Tesla vehicles: 1. Avoid unauthorized modifications to the vehicle. Electric vehicles have three core components: the battery, controller, and motor. Adding battery packs or operating the controller and motor outside their normal current and voltage ranges can affect their lifespan. 2. When charging, first connect the output terminal to the vehicle before plugging the charger into the power source. Similarly, when charging is complete, unplug the power source before disconnecting the output terminal. 3. The typical charging time for the battery is 8-10 hours. Use the guideline of charging for an additional 2 hours after the charger's green light turns on. For the first charge, you can charge for an extra 2 hours after the battery is fully depleted and then fully charged. 4. Avoid abruptly pressing the 'accelerator' when starting the vehicle. This is because a sudden high current can cause accidents and also excessively drains the battery, damaging it. 5. Do not wait until the battery is completely depleted before charging. A good rule of thumb is to recharge when the battery level reaches 30% of its total capacity. Also, avoid forcing the vehicle to operate when it is out of power, as this can damage the battery.