E10 Electric UTV

1. Terrain: Hilly or rugged terrain can require more energy, thereby reducing overall range.
2. Driving Habits: Rapid acceleration, high speeds, and frequent stops can reduce the range.
3. Climate and Weather: Extremely cold or hot temperatures can affect battery performance and capacity. Using the UTV’s heater or air conditioning can also consume additional energy.
4. Payload and Towing: Carrying heavy loads or towing can reduce the battery’s range.
5. Battery Age and Health: As with all batteries, capacity can decrease over time or with extensive use, leading to reduced range.
6. Maintenance: Not maintaining the vehicle according to recommended schedules may impact performance and range.
7. Software/Firmware: Updates or changes to the UTV’s software/firmware might affect energy consumption and range.
8. External Factors: Factors such as tire pressure, wind resistance, and road conditions can influence the UTV’s energy consumption.

Users should always plan their trips accordingly and consider these factors when relying on the battery’s range estimate. It’s recommended to maintain a buffer and not let the battery discharge completely. Charging options and locations should be taken into consideration, especially for longer journeys.

** Usable capacity is usually about 30% of the total lead acid battery total capacity. Information sheet is in the support section of website.