What is the battery model of the Baojun 630?

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McMila
07/29/25 12:08pm
The battery model of the Baojun 630 is 6-QA-105D, 12V 55A. Methods to extend the battery life of the Baojun 630: Avoid frequent vehicle starts: Allow an interval of more than 5 seconds between each engine start. If the first start fails, do not rush to repeatedly start the engine. From the working principle of the car, continuous and uninterrupted starting of the motor can cause excessive discharge and damage to the battery. Turn off the air conditioning before shutting down the engine: Not turning off the air conditioning or allowing it to start with the Baojun 630 can cause the air conditioning system to automatically start and operate every time the ignition switch is turned on, leading to an instantaneous high power load on the vehicle and reducing the battery life. Always turn off the air conditioning before shutting down the engine. Avoid long-term vehicle parking: The battery is charged by the generator during normal vehicle operation. However, if the vehicle is parked for a long time, the battery can easily lose power because many vehicles come with an alarm system that slowly drains the battery over time, eventually making it impossible to start the vehicle. It is recommended to start the Baojun 630 at least once a week for more than 5 minutes to recharge the battery.
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