The battery is one of the most important and expensive components of an electric bike. Proper battery care can help maintain range, improve reliability, and reduce long-term ownership costs.

First, avoid fully draining the battery before every charge. Lithium batteries generally perform better with shallow charging and discharging. Frequently riding until the battery is completely empty may add stress to the battery. In daily use, it is better to recharge when the battery is low but not fully depleted.

Second, avoid storing the battery fully charged for a long time. If you will not ride for a while, keep the battery at a medium charge level and store it in a dry, cool, and well-ventilated place. During long-term storage, check the charge level regularly to avoid deep discharge.

Third, avoid high heat and direct sunlight. In summer, do not leave the battery under strong sunlight for long periods. Also avoid storing the bike in closed, high-temperature spaces. Heat can accelerate battery aging.

Fourth, be careful when using the battery in winter. Reduced range in cold weather is normal. Store the battery indoors and install it before riding. After riding, allow the battery temperature to stabilize before charging.

Fifth, use the original charger or a charger approved by the brand. Chargers may differ in voltage, current, and safety protection. Using an incompatible charger can affect battery safety and lifespan.

Sixth, keep the charging port clean and dry. After riding in the rain, make sure the charging port is not wet before charging. Do not charge the battery in a damp environment.

Seventh, stop using the battery and contact customer support if you notice swelling, unusual smells, abnormal heat, or a sudden major drop in range.