To ensure the longevity of the lithium battery, it is important to charge or replenish the battery after each ride or daily use. It is not advisable to wait until the battery is completely depleted before recharging it. It is also recommended not to discharge more than 90% of the battery's capacity. If the electric vehicle is not in use and the undervoltage indicator light is on, it needs to be charged promptly. Remember, as a non-memory battery, the lithium battery requires regular charging to maintain its optimum performance.
To conserve the lifespan of the battery and motor, it is advised that when beginning an electric vehicle ride on a windy day, on unstable terrain, or on a steep incline, riders should use pedal assistance. This will decrease the amount of strain put on the motor and battery, allowing them to endure for longer periods of time.
In order to ensure maximum battery capacity and mileage during winter, it is important to consider the effect of low temperatures on the battery pack. The battery pack's capacity is typically measured at a standard temperature of 25°C, which means that in colder temperatures, the battery's capacity may decrease slightly and can impact the overall mileage. To counteract this, it is advisable to charge the battery pack in an environment with higher ambient temperature during the winter season. By doing so, you can help ensure that the battery pack is fully charged and optimize its performance even in chilly conditions.
To minimize power wastage, it is advisable for customers to unplug the battery pack and electric vehicle or deactivate the power lock when the electric vehicle is not in use or parked. This is because the motor and controller tend to consume power even when the vehicle is idle. By taking this simple step, unnecessary power consumption can be avoided.