Is it serious to charge a 60V vehicle with a 72V charger?

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MacAllie
07/29/25 1:45pm
Using a 72V charger to charge a 60V electric vehicle may result in incomplete charging, inability to charge, or slow charging speed. Extended information: Electric vehicle: An electric vehicle is a relatively common means of transportation. The main components of an electric vehicle include the frame, motor, battery, and controller. The controller is used to control the entire vehicle's circuit. Without the controller, the electric vehicle cannot operate normally. The motor is the power source of the electric vehicle, driving it forward. The battery is a component used to store electrical energy, supplying power to all electronic devices in the vehicle. Charging tips: When charging, connect the battery end first and then the power source to effectively prevent current surges; avoid charging under direct sunlight to prevent battery water loss; after riding home, let the electric vehicle sit for 40 minutes before charging to effectively protect the battery; if not riding for a long time, it is best to charge once every week to prevent battery discharge; avoid using fast charging, etc. By following these practices, users can also maximize the lifespan of the electric vehicle battery.
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