What are the reasons for Baoluda electric car having power but not moving?
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Baoluda electric car having power but not moving reasons are introduced as follows: Water ingress or poor contact in the controller: When the controller gets wet, it cannot receive power, causing the electric car to be unable to move or the rear wheel to lock up; if the controller is wet, it is necessary to open the controller in time, dry it with paper or a cloth, wipe the circuit board with alcohol, and finally air-dry and seal it before testing. If it still doesn't work, replace the controller promptly. Poor line contact: Loose battery connection wires or poor contact in the power lines, check whether the battery terminals are corroded or loose. Water ingress in the battery: Insufficient power in the electric car, water ingress in the battery can lead to a large discharge with insufficient output current.
I remember encountering a similar issue during my last car repair. When a Boluda electric vehicle has power but won't move, the most common culprit is a faulty controller module. This component is responsible for regulating motor output—if it fails, signal transmission gets interrupted, rendering the vehicle inoperable. Loose battery connections could also be the issue, where surface power exists but voltage fluctuates, triggering the system's self-protection lock. Another possibility is a seized or burnt-out motor, which requires professional tools for diagnosis. Software bugs aren't uncommon either, such as system update failures causing lag—try the reset button or restarting the vehicle's diagnostic function. Of course, a malfunctioning accelerator pedal sensor that doesn't respond when pressed is another potential cause. I recommend visiting an authorized service center promptly to read error codes via OBD—don't delay to avoid further damage. By the way, daily driving habits matter: avoid overloading and abrupt stops/starts to reduce stress on components.
