If the small battery of a new energy vehicle runs out of power, can the whole vehicle still be charged?
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If the small battery of a new energy vehicle runs out of power, the whole vehicle can still be charged. When the car battery is out of power, it should be charged promptly. At home, you can use a charger to recharge the battery. Typically, the battery capacity of a household car is around 60Ah, and the required charging current is one-tenth of the battery capacity, which is 6A. Charging at this current usually takes about 3-5 hours to fully charge. The advantages of new energy vehicles are as follows: 1. Environmental protection: New energy vehicles mainly use non-fuel power devices, avoiding the burning of gasoline, diesel, etc. Instead, they utilize clean energy sources such as electricity, solar power, and hydrogen, thereby reducing the emission of gases like carbon dioxide and contributing to environmental protection. 2. No license plate restrictions: Due to severe environmental pollution, many cities implement license plate restrictions to reduce environmental pressure by limiting the use of private cars. However, new energy vehicles are almost zero-pollution and zero-emission, so they are not subject to these restrictions, making travel more convenient. 3. High efficiency: New energy vehicles generally adopt new technologies and structures, making them more efficient.
