Tech Primer: Why 12-Volt Batteries in Electric Cars Get Sick -- And How To Keep Yours Healthy
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 Published On Mar 13, 2017

Today's video is inspired by a problem we had this morning at Transport Evolved's headquarters: namely a flat battery on our 2013 Nissan LEAF Staff Car. But we're not talking about the main traction battery here: we're talking about the 12-volt accessory battery that's used to provide power to lights, radio and on-board computer -- as well as start the car.

Just like the 12-volt starter battery in an internal combustion engined car, having an issue with your electric car's 12-volt battery can be extremely frustrating. But what causes the problem -- and how can you fix it?

Watch the video above to find out.

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