Lots of short trips, or electrical components such as lights and radios left on for long periods while the car’s not running, are some of the most common reasons why a battery loses its charge.

You’ll also require a smart charger, rather than a conventional battery charger. Here is the process for charging a car battery: If your car spends a lot of time not being used, it’s probably ...

Not all cars are meant to be driven every day. If you own a special vehicle, such as a classic or sports car, you probably keep it tucked away somewhere until you're in the mood to take it for a spin.

If you’re charging a small motorcycle battery or maintaining a good-condition battery in a cherished collector car, then a 0.75-amp charger will do just fine. If you’re worried that your ...

Some can charge at high rates, some have more safety features, and others will let you know when your battery is fully charged, or damaged. Fortunately, you can find battery chargers for your car ...

The patent describes a "charging system" with a pair of charging ports. One is for drawing power from an external source, ...

So not only will the MH-CD42 charge your lithium-ion cells when given a nominal USB input voltage (4.5 – 5 VDC), it will also provide essential protections for the battery. That means looking ...

Regularly charging the battery will keep your car running, but if you think it is quickly losing charge then there’s a problem elsewhere that needs addressing. You may also be interested in ...

Wireless phone charging is an essential feature for cars, especially now that so many phones support it. The reality is that ...

Ultraviolette introduces UVLYNC, a new charging component for electric two-wheelers, compatible with any AC car charger. Here ...

This Rs 3,000 UVLYNC device from Ultraviolette allows not just the F77 motorcycle, but any EV two-wheeler to use more than ...