Keeping your battery at very low or very high charge levels for extended periods can accelerate aging. For everyday use, aim to keep your battery between 20% and 80% charge.

With the Battery Care Mode, you can automatically limit charging to 80 or 90%, depending on temperature and other conditions. Preparing for a longer trip? You can temporarily raise the target to 100%. After charging, the setting reverts to the default target, helping protect your battery over time.

When it comes to everyday charging, it's best to use slower AC chargers, whether at home or at a public station. AC charging is gentler on the battery and typically cheaper than DC fast charging, benefiting both your car and your wallet.

While fast DC chargers are ideal for long trips or when you're in a hurry, AC charging should be your go-to choice whenever time allows.

Before a long trip, you can top up your battery to 100% to start your journey with the maximum possible range.

On the road, feel free to use the fastest charger available – DC fast charging is ideal for quick top-ups during longer drives. However, once the battery reaches around 80%, the charging process slows significantly. Instead of topping up to 100%, it's healthier and quicker to make more short stops at fast chargers.