Used Car refer to vehicles that are powered by on-board power and use motors to drive the wheels. They comply with the requirements of road traffic and safety regulations. They are now relatively common vehicles on the road, and for users of Used Car, they are more concerned. The question is, how many kilowatt-hours of electricity does an
Used Electric Car use per kilometer? So let`s discuss it with you today.
1. Used Car are the main
New energy vehicles promoted in China. They are very popular because they use energy-storable power batteries and use electric energy to drive the vehicle without producing pollution. As for how much power an Used
Electric Car consumes per kilometer, each car is definitely different, just like the fuel consumption of traditional cars is also different.
2. At present, the power consumption of domestic mainstream Used Car can be found online. They are basically more than 15 kilowatt-hours of electricity per 100 kilometers. According to this calculation, it is basically more than 0.15 kilowatt-hours per kilometer. Calculated at 50 cents per kilometre, it is more than 7 minutes per kilometer. Of course, this is a relatively conservative algorithm, and the actual number must exceed this number.
3. Daily use of Used Car is inseparable from charging. When charging, there are two options: fast charging and slow charging. The correct charging method is: when you are not in a hurry, try to use slow charging to replenish the battery. Fast charging is for emergency use only. In this way, additional losses to the power battery can be reduced.
4. Of course, due to different seasonal temperatures, the time required to fully charge an Used Electric Car is also different. However, excessive discharge can damage the battery and shorten its life. Therefore, in daily life, users should recharge when the battery power reaches 30%, so that the service life of the Used Electric Car battery can be extended to a certain extent.
5. The charging time should not be too long. It is recommended to charge during the day so that you can better control the charging time. Nowadays, almost all Used Car have a light-hopping function when charging. When the fully charged indicator light comes on, charging will automatically stop. But to be on the safe side, you should unplug the power supply promptly within 1-2 hours of changing the light to prevent overcharging.
Nowadays, more and more people are using Used Car in their daily lives. It is necessary to replenish the electric energy in time after the
New Car is used to keep the battery in a full state. During use, you must accurately grasp the charging time according to the actual situation, refer to the usual frequency of use and driving mileage, and control the charging time yourself. Many routine maintenance items for Used Car are mainly based on inspection and testing.
