Four-wheelers require extra care in summer, especially electric vehicles. Owners should take extra precautions as these vehicles require special maintenance during hot weather.

Avoid Driving at High Speeds: Driving fast in summer drains the EV battery quickly. High speeds increase air resistance, making the motor consume more energy.

Limit Air Conditioning Use: While air conditioning is necessary in summer, excessive use drains the battery faster.

Drive Smoothly: Avoid frequent high-speed driving and sudden braking, as these actions consume more battery power.

Charge Properly: Do not overcharge your EV. Always maintain the charge between 20% and 80% for better battery health.

Avoid Parking in Direct Sunlight: Exposure to strong sunlight can overheat the battery, reducing its lifespan. Park in the shade whenever possible.

Maintain Proper Tyre Pressure: Low tyre pressure increases rolling resistance, leading to higher battery consumption.

Keep the Battery Cool: Park in shaded areas or use a battery cooling system to prevent overheating.

Schedule Regular Servicing: Routine maintenance keeps the battery in good condition and extends its lifespan.