What Causes a New Car Battery to Run Out of Power?
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The reasons for a new car battery running out of power include the following situations: 1. Before sale, new cars are usually stored in large warehouses where the battery is rarely disconnected. The battery continues to consume power internally. By the time you purchase the car, the battery may already be in a state of insufficient charge. 2. The battery charges only when the engine is running, meaning the car must be idling or driving to charge the battery. If the new car is driven short distances daily, the engine may not provide sufficient charge to the battery, leading to power depletion. 3. In extremely cold weather, the distilled water in the battery may freeze, reducing its discharge capacity and causing power depletion.