What happens if you don't unplug a new energy vehicle after it's fully charged?
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New energy vehicle charging piles do not have power-off protection function. After the battery is fully charged, it will continue to charge, and prolonged charging can damage the battery. The following are specific hazards: Battery aging: Although electric vehicles now have safety measures in place for charging, you still need to be careful when charging them. Forgetting to unplug the power after the electric vehicle is fully charged will cause battery aging. Moreover, if the power is not unplugged for a long time, the battery's internal components will expand, damaging the surrounding parts. It's important to note that not unplugging the battery after it's fully charged will affect the battery's lifespan. Combustion phenomenon: After an electric vehicle is fully charged, sometimes internal components may get damaged. At this point, the battery's electrolyte may leak out and slowly seep into the vehicle's wiring. Continuous charging can easily ignite the electrolyte. There are many wires near the battery, and if these wires are burned, the electric vehicle may also experience a combustion phenomenon, posing significant risks to the safety of people and property nearby.