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　　What is the impact of extreme temperature on the performance of lithium batteries for electric vehicles?

　　Extreme temperatures have a significant impact on the performance and safety of lithium batteries for electric vehicles. Under low temperature conditions, the chemical reaction rate of the battery slows down, which can lead to a decrease in battery capacity, longer charging time, and a decrease in range.

　　For example, low temperatures in winter can slow down the chemical reactions of electric vehicle batteries, prolong charging time, and reduce the power of lithium-ion batteries. Under high temperature conditions, the performance of the battery can also be damaged. High ambient temperatures can reduce driving range and may accelerate battery aging, increasing safety risks.

　　To address these challenges, researchers are developing new battery technologies and materials to improve the cold and heat resistance of batteries. For example, improving electrolytes to increase ion conductivity and lower melting points, using new solvents to alter the movement of lithium ions in the electrolyte, thereby increasing conductivity and accelerating charging speed.

　　In addition, researchers are exploring technologies that use high temperature differentials to drive rapid heat transfer, as well as improving battery performance at extreme temperatures through energy harvesting techniques such as solar, thermal, and electric energy.

　　In practical applications, the battery management system (BMS) of electric vehicles also plays an important role in ensuring the safe operation of batteries under extreme temperatures by accurately controlling safety boundaries such as temperature, voltage, and current, as well as identifying risks and issuing warnings.

　　At the same time, the thermal management design of the battery, such as using heat pump technology, can provide the required heat for the battery and the cabin in winter without excessively consuming the battery's power.

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