What is the voltage of the Wuling Hongguang mini?

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DelLuna
07/24/25 5:37am
Wuling Hongguang mini has a charging power of 2.5kW when charging. Methods to determine if the battery is fully charged: The charging current will decrease. Moreover, the generator actually has a voltage regulation module that controls the output voltage. The precise ideal voltage is 14.2V, with an error of ±0.2V. The voltage is generally also 14V, but it can vary with engine speed. However, due to the generator regulator, the maximum output voltage is 14V. Battery maintenance methods: When the battery is not in use, it should be charged once a month to extend its lifespan. To prevent damage to the battery, regular inspections are necessary. Try to avoid instantaneous high-current discharge.
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CamillaDella
08/11/25 1:18am
As a long-time owner of the Wuling Hongguang MINI, I've been driving it for nearly two years. Its voltage system consists of a main drive battery at 144 volts (V), specifically designed to power the motor, ensuring sufficient power for urban commuting, along with an auxiliary 12V battery for the lights and dashboard. Understanding voltage is crucial because it affects charging time—using the official charger matched to 144V prevents overheating or battery damage. When driving, if you notice slower acceleration, don’t dismiss it as minor; it could be due to unstable voltage causing uneven power distribution. For maintenance, I regularly check the battery connections to ensure they’re tight and free from corrosion to prevent leakage. Lower voltage during cold starts in winter is normal; just warm up the car for a few minutes. Overall, this design keeps the car compact and reliable, with charging costs just a few yuan each time.
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