Maintenance and care of new energy vehicles

The maintenance and upkeep of new energy vehicles are different from those of traditional vehicles. They mainly involve the maintenance of batteries, motors and power systems, as well as the replacement and maintenance of other vulnerable parts such as chassis and tires. The following are the specific contents of the maintenance and upkeep of new energy vehicles:

Battery system maintenance

The battery of new energy vehicles is its core component, so the maintenance of the battery system is very important. The main maintenance items are three major items: battery, motor and power system. In addition, the cooling system, braking system and transmission suspension need to be routinely maintained, and these maintenance items are similar to those of traditional vehicles.

Maintenance of the motor system

The motor system is the power source of new energy vehicles and needs to be checked regularly to ensure that it is in the best working condition. The motor system usually needs a comprehensive inspection every 10,000 kilometers.

Maintenance of the power system

The power system includes the inspection and replenishment of various fluids, and their normal use is an important guarantee for the safe driving of the vehicle. The maintenance of new energy vehicles mainly involves the inspection and replacement of battery systems, motor systems, brake oil, transmission oil and various fluids.

Maintenance of other vulnerable parts

In addition to batteries, motors and power systems, attention should also be paid to the replacement and maintenance of vulnerable parts such as tires, brake pads and wipers.

Replacement of antifreeze and brake fluid

New energy vehicles also need to replace brake fluid and transmission fluid once a year

Inspection of the charging system

The charging system of new energy vehicles also needs to be inspected regularly to ensure the safety and efficiency of the charging process.

Inspection of the chassis and electrical parts

Although electric vehicles are driven by motors and do not require routine maintenance such as engine oil, three filters, and belts, it is still necessary to inspect regular parts such as chassis, lights, and tires and keep them clean.

The maintenance and maintenance of new energy vehicles requires comprehensive consideration of the conditions of each system, and regular inspections and replacement of wearing parts to ensure the safety and performance of the vehicle. At the same time, car owners should perform maintenance in a timely manner according to the maintenance cycle to avoid vehicle failures due to negligence.