What type of battery does the Arrizo e use?
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Arrizo e uses a ternary lithium-ion battery. Below is relevant information: 1. Ternary lithium-ion battery materials: Most pure electric vehicles generally use ternary lithium-ion batteries. The cathode of a ternary lithium-ion battery is made from ternary materials, which refer to three elements: nickel, cobalt, and manganese. 2. Introduction to the 2020 Arrizo e: The 2020 Arrizo e is a pure electric vehicle. The motor in pure electric vehicles has no excess vibration or noise, providing excellent cabin quietness during driving. The 2020 Arrizo e is equipped with a pure electric 163-horsepower motor, with a total motor power of 120 kW and a maximum torque of 250 N·m.
I've driven the Arrizo e a few times. It uses a whole ternary lithium battery pack with a capacity of 53.6kWh. This type of battery has high density, so the range can reach around 400 kilometers. Charging is also quite fast—using a DC fast-charging station, it can reach about 80% in half an hour. It's more than enough for daily city commutes, and even short highway trips on weekends are no problem. By the way, its battery has liquid cooling temperature control, which automatically adjusts the temperature to protect battery life when it's too hot or cold. This is quite important when buying a new energy vehicle, since replacing the battery can cost tens of thousands. I recommend owners avoid fully draining the battery before charging—keeping it around 80% is best for battery health.
