Why can lithium batteries in golf carts successfully replace lead-acid batteries.

The main battery used in electric vehicles is lead-acid batteries. Electric vehicles powered mainly by lead-acid batteries do have great benefits during use, as they significantly reduce the pollution caused by fuel powered cars and motorcycles to the environment. However, when using lead-acid batteries, there are also some problems, and the biggest problem is the discarded lead-acid rechargeable batteries. Environmental pollution is relatively serious, and its pollution is not detectable by smell and vision. According to research, some data shows that due to the short service life of lead-acid batteries, usually around one year, it is easy to cause many discarded lead-acid batteries.

If these discarded lead-acid batteries are not properly treated, the sulfuric acid and lead in the discarded lead-acid batteries are harmful to water sources and land. At the same time, due to a certain period of mechanical wear and corrosion, the heavy metal lead and electrolyte sulfuric acid inside lead-acid batteries leak out, which can enter the soil and water sources, and enter the human food chain through various channels, causing chronic poisoning in certain organs of the human body. The country has implemented relevant regulations regarding the harm caused by lead-acid batteries, and some electric vehicle manufacturers have also begun to search for new batteries - "lithium batteries", which are currently the main substitute products for lead-acid batteries. This battery has a longer lifespan, is lighter, has higher power, and causes less environmental pollution, making it the primary alternative today. Many electric vehicle companies have developed a new type of electric vehicle based on consumer needs, and "lithium battery electric vehicles" have also been well received by many consumers.

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