Do new energy vehicles need hot cars?

New energy vehicles also need hot cars. After all, people who buy cars love cars. The behavior of "hot car" is very necessary to protect cars to a great extent.

In winter, many car owners have the habit of preheating their cars. It is a good habit to warm up for a few minutes when the cold car starts in the morning and let the oil lubricate inside the engine. In just a few minutes, the service life of the car has been greatly improved. Why not? In fact, not only motor vehicles, but also new energy vehicles.

First of all, although new energy vehicles are different from traditional fuel vehicles, proper hot vehicles are also beneficial. New energy vehicles can be warmed up, but we must pay attention to the methods. If we continue to warm up the car in the traditional way, it will break down sooner or later. Take the pure electric new energy vehicle as an example, a proper hot car is good for the motor and battery pack of the vehicle. After all, once the car is used, the heat generated is huge, and the direct use makes the battery panel quickly change from cold to hot, and the damage is huge. Even for us humans, it is unacceptable to be cold and hot.

Secondly, when we warm the car, we should not warm the car in situ, but drive at a low speed to achieve the purpose of warming the car. Proper hot car does not affect the life of the motor, but also can improve the cruising range. After the cold car starts, everyone can drive at a low speed for two minutes, so that the coolant in the power battery pack will gradually heat up and be more durable. For new energy vehicles, the benefits of hot cars are still relatively large.

Many people underestimate hot cars, but on second thought, the process of hot cars is the process of gradually accepting heat, that is, the process of cars gradually accepting heat. Just like learning, learning should be gradual, and it is impossible to achieve it in one step.

In fact, when we buy new energy vehicles, there are strict requirements on the vehicle specifications. Because the batteries of new energy vehicles can't be used in extremely cold weather, if your car uses lithium batteries, the lithium batteries may freeze at MINUS 25 degrees, resulting in no charging or power failure, which will also have an impact on the cruising range. Instead of waiting for the car to break down and spending more time and money to repair it, it is better to protect it from the beginning and do a good job of hot car.

Generally speaking, car owners should pay special attention to their cars in winter. After all, the temperature in winter is very low, which has great influence on the power and all aspects of the car. You'd better do a good job of maintenance in time, change the oil of the car, make preparations before the hot car is used, and spend the winter smoothly.

In short, owners of energy vehicles should also warm their cars in winter.