Has any owner of the 3-motor version of the XP noticed a 4% drop in battery health after six months? I personally feel that I've taken good care of the battery, usually charging between 50% to 80% (slow charging), rarely using fast charging, and charging to 100% no more than five times. When not in use, I keep it plugged in and haven't driven aggressively or used the straight-line speed mode. Despite this, the battery health has still dropped by 4% in six months. Is anyone else experiencing the same thing?

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.

How to properly use the Polestar 2 battery, which is better between fast charging and slow charging, and do I need to regularly calibrate the battery? 😵

Is there anyone who has experienced the car cigarette lighter charger not charging the phone when it's not in use, and the battery level actually decreasing instead of increasing?

In six months, I've driven 7,000 kilometers and have been using fast charging outside all the time. The mileage and display match up normally. Recently, I noticed the power drop is significant—three times the usual rate. The 4S shop checked and found no issues, suggesting that it might be due to fast charging causing a false charge. They recommended using the original slow charger. Initially, using the original slow charger seemed fine, but recently, the power drop is double what the display indicates. After charging, sometimes it's good, sometimes it's not. What could be the problem?

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?

If your T99's battery is seriously drained and loses power after just a week of being parked, there are a few steps you could consider: 1. **Check for Parasitic Drain:** Ensure that no electrical components are drawing power when the car is off. This might include lights, the radio, or other electronics. 2. **Battery Health Check:** Have the battery tested to see if it's in good condition. Sometimes, a faulty or old battery may need replacing even if the car has only run 12,300 km. 3. **Alternator Check:** Make sure the alternator is charging the battery properly when the engine is running. 4. **Battery Maintenance:** If the car is parked for long periods, consider disconnecting the battery or using a trickle charger to maintain the charge. 5. **Professional Help:** If the issue persists, it might be a good idea to consult with a professional mechanic to diagnose and resolve the problem. Dealing with battery issues can be frustrating, but these steps might help in identifying and fixing the problem.

Why doesn't such a big car use the CT5-V's 3.0T V6 gasoline engine? That's not very American. 🤦‍♂️ I can understand not using a V8, but going straight to a 4-cylinder, what's up with that?

Can I use the air conditioning while charging the AION on high-voltage charging? How can I do it without damaging the battery and the small battery? Thanks!

Has any owner of the 3-motor version of the XP noticed a 4% drop in battery health after six months? I personally feel that I've taken good care of the battery, usually charging between 50% to 80% (slow charging), rarely using fast charging, and charging to 100% no more than five times. When not in use, I keep it plugged in and haven't driven aggressively or used the straight-line speed mode. Despite this, the battery health has still dropped by 4% in six months. Is anyone else experiencing the same thing?

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?