What is the battery model of the Lynk & Co 01?
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The Lynk & Co 01 uses an AGM battery with a specification of 12 volts. Precautions for battery use: Regularly check the electrolyte level. If it is below the minimum level mark, replenish it immediately. Continued use in this state will not only accelerate the aging of internal components, shortening the battery's lifespan, but may also cause an explosion. Keep the battery away from open flames and avoid causing sparks near the battery due to short circuits. When charging the battery, carefully read the warning labels on the battery and remove it from the machine. The battery's electrolyte, dilute sulfuric acid, is corrosive and should not come into direct contact. If electrolyte comes into contact with eyes, skin, or clothing, rinse thoroughly with clean water immediately. If electrolyte enters the eyes, seek medical treatment after rinsing with water. Perform regular maintenance and care for the battery. Battery replacement method: Open the engine hood, remove the red positive terminal of the battery, then remove the black negative terminal. Unscrew the battery's mounting screws and install the corresponding new battery. If the electrolyte is low, replenish with distilled water or a dedicated replenishing solution. During daily driving, frequently check if the small holes on the battery cover are ventilated, whether the battery's positive and negative terminals are oxidized, and if any parts of the circuit are aged or short-circuited, turn off the electrical devices.
The battery model for the Lynk & Co 01 varies by year, which is crucial. Older models, such as those from 2017 to 2020, typically use EFB start-stop batteries with a capacity of around 70Ah. Common models include Varta's H6 or EFB-Q85. Post-2021 models mostly switched to AGM batteries, which have a larger capacity. Common examples include Varta AGM-H6 and Fengfan 6-QW-70(700). Before replacing the battery, always check the chassis number to confirm the compatible model. If you're doing it yourself, remember to disconnect the negative terminal first—never remove the positive terminal directly to avoid short circuits. Vehicles with start-stop systems must use start-stop batteries!
