1. Maintain Battery Health
- Check and maintain the battery regularly to ensure it is in good condition.
- Avoid charging the battery after it is completely discharged. It is generally recommended to charge when the remaining battery power is 20%-30%.
- Pay attention to the battery temperature. Too high or too low ambient temperature will affect battery performance. In particular, lithium batteries do not perform well at low temperatures. You can consider taking measures to keep warm in cold weather.
2. Optimize Driving Habits
- Avoid frequent sudden acceleration and braking. Smooth acceleration and deceleration can reduce energy consumption.
- Try to keep driving at a constant speed. Usually electric vehicles save most power at a speed of about 20km/h.
- Utilize downhill and sliding: When safety permits, use terrain to slide to reduce power consumption.
- When going uphill or starting off, you can use pedals to assist first and then accelerate smoothly.
- Use electrical equipment rationally: Turn off or reduce the use of non-essential electrical appliances on electric vehicles, such as lights, speakers, etc., especially when the battery is low.
3. Reduce Weight
- Remove unnecessary load and reduce the weight of the vehicle itself, which helps improve battery life.
4. Regular Maintenance of Electric Vehicles
- Maintain sufficient tire pressure to reduce rolling resistance; lubricate the chain to reduce friction; check the brakes to avoid unnecessary energy loss.
By using a combination of the above methods, you can not only expand your riding range, but also enhance your riding experience. Let's embark on a longer and more enjoyable journey with Gleeride.