Why can't Ora suddenly charge?
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The reasons why Ora suddenly cannot charge are: 1. The electric vehicle's charger is damaged: Try borrowing a charger with the same type of interface to see if it can charge; 2. The battery is damaged: Use a multimeter to test whether the battery's resistance is infinite; 3. The battery pack is damaged: Open the battery box to measure the voltage and resistance of the battery pack. Additional information: New energy vehicles refer to vehicles that use unconventional vehicle fuels as power sources, integrating advanced technologies in vehicle power control and driving, forming advanced technical principles, and featuring new technologies and structures. New energy vehicles include three major types: hybrid electric vehicles (HEV), battery electric vehicles (BEV), and fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEV).
I've also encountered the issue where my Ora wouldn't charge, and found that the most common cause is the charging gun not being fully inserted. When you try reinserting the charging gun, make sure to hear the 'click' locking sound. If the charging station screen displays an error code, noting it down and checking the manual is particularly helpful. Also, in winter when the battery temperature drops below zero, the system automatically protects itself and won't start charging. In this case, turning on the heater to warm up the battery for a while usually solves the problem. Last time, my car wouldn't charge at all with a fast charger in the underground garage, but switching to a slow charger worked—turns out it was a charging protocol mismatch. Finally, don't forget to check if there are any system updates pushed to your car's infotainment system; sometimes bugs get fixed after an update.
