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Is BAIC New Energy Bus Communication Failure Normal?

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StMaximus

07/29/25 2:22am

BAIC New Energy bus communication failure is not normal and requires timely inspection and repair. Possible causes include carbon deposits leading to incomplete combustion of gasoline, which can cause engine vibration issues. Definition of New Energy Vehicles: New energy vehicles refer to automobiles that use unconventional vehicle fuels as their power source. Composition of New Energy Vehicles: New energy vehicles include pure electric vehicles, range-extended electric vehicles, hybrid vehicles, hydrogen engine vehicles, etc.

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OJudah

08/12/25 6:20am

As a BAIC New Energy vehicle owner who has driven for several years, that time when I encountered a bus communication failure was really scary—the dashboard lit up with a bunch of warnings, and the power kept cutting in and out. This situation is absolutely abnormal. A communication failure means the car's components are like unconnected computer modules, completely out of sync. It could be due to loose connectors, software bugs, or faulty sensors. I must say, this is rare in new cars, but after long-distance driving or exposure to rain, aging circuits can easily trigger it. When I noticed the problem, I immediately pulled over, tried restarting the system, and if that didn’t work, headed straight to the 4S shop. They used a diagnostic tool to check and replaced a cable—fixed in half an hour. During regular maintenance, wiping the engine bay connectors can help prevent such issues. In short, communication failures can’t be ignored—minor cases may lead to stalling, while severe ones could cause loss of control at high speeds. Get it fixed ASAP. As a fellow driver, I’d advise you to check it out if it happens—don’t take it lightly.

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