Must a new energy vehicle be fully charged for the first time?
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New energy vehicles must be fully charged for the first time. Because when the battery of an electric vehicle leaves the factory and before it is put into use, it has not undergone charging and discharging. To ensure the normal operation of the battery, it is best to fully charge it to allow the vehicle to adapt. Charging methods for new energy vehicles: To date, there are only two charging methods for new energy vehicles: fast charging and slow charging. Fast charging and slow charging are relative concepts. Generally, fast charging refers to high-power DC charging, and most new energy vehicles that support fast charging can reach 80% capacity in about half an hour. Slow charging is AC charging, and the charging process usually takes about 6 to 8 hours. Precautions for charging new energy vehicles: Do not charge immediately after the vehicle has been exposed to high temperatures. Do not charge during thunderstorms to avoid lightning strikes that could cause combustion accidents. It is not recommended to turn on the air conditioning inside the vehicle while charging. Typically, the charging time should be controlled to about 8-10 hours to fully charge the battery. Subsequent uses can involve slightly longer charging times.