- Avoid charging the EV battery immediately after the EV stops running, since the li-ion cells contained in the battery remain hot for some time. Let the battery cool down and then put it on charge.
- Only use the designated battery and charging cable which is designed for the vehicle. Using a local battery that is cheaper can result in damage to the electric vehicle.
- If it is a detachable battery, avoid placing it in direct sunlight or in hot vehicles and keep it in areas with adequate ventilation. Take care to buy replacement batteries and chargers which match and come from the original manufacturer or an authorized seller.
- Inspect your battery periodically for damage before use and in case of any defect, stop using it and report it to the manufacturer. If the battery is extremely hot or shows any damage, avoid using it.
