Why does an electric car suddenly lose power while driving? What could be the issue?

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SophiaAnn
07/29/25 10:11pm
Electric vehicles suddenly losing power is mainly caused by poor contact in the power supply lines of the battery. Here are the relevant explanations: Poor contact: During driving, vibrations can lead to poor contact in the power supply lines. In this case, you can check the fuses and connectors, and tighten the wiring. It should be fully charged before use: Newly purchased electric vehicles should be fully charged before use. Many electric vehicles have been sitting in stores for several months, or even more than half a year, so they must be fully charged before use. After full charging, it is best not to use them immediately; let them sit for about ten minutes. During battery transportation, avoid dropping, rolling, or heavy pressure.
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