Is it normal for a Cayenne's battery to drain to the point where it can't be charged after not being used for a month in the third year? After replacing it with a new battery, it drains after about 20 days of not being used. This has happened several times. Is this normal?

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I have a question. I just got a 1.4T Touran. When I first start driving, the fuel consumption display shows over 20 liters per 100 kilometers. It only starts to decrease after driving for 10 to 20 kilometers, with the lowest being 7.5 liters. Is this normal? Is it the same for you guys?

The original battery in your Haima S5 from 2016, manual transmission, has been in use for six years. After being parked for half a month, you jump-started it with a power bank and have been driving it 50 kilometers daily for a week, but it still remains in a discharged state. If the car can't start after being off for more than an hour, it might be time to replace the battery.

Is there anyone else experiencing severe battery drain with their Hongqi H7? If I don't drive for four days, the car won't start due to significant battery loss.

I'm planning to buy the dual-motor version of X. Can you tell me how much the battery might drain if I don't use it for half a month?

The battery status is normal. What could be the reason for not being able to start the engine after turning it off?

Is it normal for a car to lose its battery charge after being parked for a few days?? Please share your thoughts.

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If you left your car in D gear overnight and found it without power the next morning, it could be due to the battery being drained. Does anyone know why this happened?

Is it normal for a Cayenne's battery to drain to the point where it can't be charged after not being used for a month in the third year? After replacing it with a new battery, it drains after about 20 days of not being used. This has happened several times. Is this normal?