What is the highway range of the Baojun E100?
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Baojun E100 can run about 200km on the highway. Weak acceleration: If you find that the engine shakes abnormally when the car is accelerating, it is likely caused by degraded spark plug performance. The decline in spark plug performance will directly reduce the engine's ignition performance, resulting in weak acceleration. Idle shaking: If the car engine shakes significantly when idling, it may also be a problem with the spark plugs, which should be checked or replaced in time. Of course, it could also be caused by aging engine mounts or excessive carbon deposits in the intake manifold. It is recommended to go to a professional repair shop for inspection. Difficulty starting: If the car engine is difficult to start, this is a problem with the ignition system, and it may be due to faulty spark plugs. If the engine stalls for no reason, it is likely caused by more than two cylinders stopping working.
I remember that time I took my Baojun E100 on the highway. Its official NEDC range is about 250 kilometers, but at an actual highway speed of 110 km/h, it was probably only 170 to 200 kilometers. With the air conditioning on, it might drop to around 150 kilometers. I noticed that the faster the speed, the higher the battery consumption, because the wind resistance increases and the motor has to work harder. For long trips, I always make sure to fully charge before setting off and use my phone to check charging stations along the way to avoid the embarrassment of running out of power midway. For city driving, it's super energy-efficient and cost-effective—electricity costs just a few cents per kilometer, much cheaper than a gasoline car. Maintenance is also easy, with just regular battery checks required. However, its highway range is somewhat limited, so don’t expect to go too far. Fortunately, it’s sufficient for short intercity trips, and using eco mode can slightly extend the range.
