How to Remove the Speed Limit Under the New National Standard?
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First, you need to click on the vehicle's central control screen and select "Settings". Next, click on "System", select "Driver Profile", and click to enter. After successfully entering the "Driver Profile", click on "Edit Care Key Options". Once inside, simply uncheck the box next to "Maximum Speed Limit" to complete the process. After cancellation, the vehicle will revert to its default electronic speed limit. Within the "Edit Care Key Options" interface, you can also set the current speed limit value.
Speaking of the removal of speed limits under the new national standard, I have to share my perspective: As an automotive repair technician, I've encountered quite a few similar cases. Generally speaking, the common methods to remove the 25km/h speed limit on electric vehicles under the new national standard involve modifying the controller or replacing speed-limiting components, but this carries high risks: The motor may overheat and burn out, battery lifespan shortens, and the braking system can't keep up, leading to frequent accidents. I've personally dealt with cases where users lost control of their modified vehicles and crashed into walls—repairs ended up costing more than buying a new bike. What's worse, this violates traffic regulations—getting caught means fines of several thousand yuan, vehicle impoundment, and invalidation of insurance. If you really want higher speed, I recommend switching to compliant electric motorcycles, which require licensing and a driver's license, but are safe and legal. The new national standard's speed limits for e-bikes are designed for urban safety—reckless modifications are unsafe. Stick to regular maintenance of your original vehicle; don't take shortcuts that could lead to regret.
