On trouve beaucoup plus d'informations chez Mitsu que chez PSA.

 

Concernant les batteries de traction voici les recommandations de Mitsu pour la charge et l'incidence sur la perte de capacité.

 

C'est en anglais mais si besoin je pourrai à l'occasion vous le traduire :

 

The capacity of the Main Drive Lithium-ion Battery on your i- MiEV, like other commonly used Li-ion batteries, will decrease according to time and usage. This type of decrease in battery capacity is normal, and is not indicative of any defect or failure in your Main Drive Lithium-ion

Battery. As the Main Drive Lithium-ion Battery capacity decreases, the initial cruising range of the vehicle will similarly decrease.

 

Mitsubishi Motors estimates that after 5 years, the capacity of the Main Drive Lithium-ion Battery provided with your vehicle will be approximately 80% of the original capacity. After 10 years, the capacity should be approximately 70% of the original capacity. These are only estimates, and the actual capacity of your vehicle battery over time will depend on a variety of factors including how your vehicle is used, stored and charged. Factors that can adversely affect battery capacity over time include frequent driving using aggressive acceleration/deceleration, repeated frequent use of the quick charger, and operation/storage in extreme temperature environments.

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To help maintain the capacity of the Main Drive Lithium-ion Battery, the following are recommended:

• Fully charge the vehicle by regular charging every two weeks.

• Do not repeat charging when the Main Drive Lithium-ion Battery is at or near full charge.

 

Intéressant à savoir, non ?

 

Guy

 

 

 

Merci d'effacer ce sujet qui n'est pas placé dans le bon forum.