Do New Energy Electric Vehicles Also Need Jump Starter?

I believe that many friends think that after buying an electric car, they no longer need an car jump starter. Is that really the case? In fact, it is not only gasoline cars that need to be equipped with emergency starting power supplies, but also new energy electric cars. New energy electric cars are also equipped with starting batteries (low-voltage batteries).

Although electric vehicles are mainly powered by power batteries, they are also equipped with auxiliary batteries (12V/24V) to continuously power lights, driving recorders, door locks, speakers, Bluetooth and other devices. When the auxiliary battery is out of power, the vehicle cannot be started. At this time, the emergency starting power supply can provide starting power for the auxiliary battery.

Some friends may ask, isn't there a power battery that can power the battery? How can the battery be out of power? When the power battery is below a certain threshold, the power battery may not be able to power the battery for self-protection, making the vehicle unable to start. In addition, because the battery does not have a smart chip, the vehicle cannot communicate directly with the battery. The vehicle can only judge whether the battery needs to be recharged based on the power usage and battery voltage, and then wake up the power battery to recharge the battery. If the battery is aging and the owner has installed electrical equipment on the vehicle, there may be uncertain factors that cause the electrical equipment to bypass the vehicle and directly use the battery, resulting in the power battery not charging the battery in time, which causes the battery to be out of power.

From the perspective of additional functions of jump starter, many car jump starter products are equipped with LED lights, SOS signals, air pumps, power banks and other functions, which expand its scope of application and are not only suitable for gasoline vehicles.

In daily use, if you find that the mileage drops by more than ten kilometers after parking overnight, it may be that the battery is out of power. It need to wake up the power battery to recharge the battery. During parking, if the battery is low, the vehicle may have no network and the electronic key cannot unlock the vehicle. Therefore, it is necessary to equip it with an emergency starting power supply.

In summary, it is very important for new energy electric vehicle owners to have an emergency starting power supply, which can provide timely assistance in an emergency and ensure that the vehicle can start and run normally. Therefore, I recommend a product of our YD, Car Jump Starter, which is equipped with signal lights, air pumps and other functions, and is also very suitable for new energy electric vehicles. Finally, I wish you all a happy car ride.