1. Check battery level: New energy vehicles usually rely on battery power supply, and it is necessary to confirm whether the battery is fully charged or if the battery level is sufficient. You can use the battery level display system in the car to check the battery level. If the battery is low, you need to charge it.
2. Check the charging plug and socket: If the vehicle cannot be started after charging, check if the charging plug is firmly inserted into the vehicle charging port and ensure that the socket of the household or public charging station is functioning properly. Sometimes unsuccessful charging can also cause the vehicle to fail to start.
3. Check the vehicle system malfunction indicator lights: There are usually various indicator lights on the dashboard of new energy vehicles to display the status of various systems in the vehicle. Before starting the vehicle, check if any system malfunction indicator lights are on. These indicator lights will indicate possible causes of the malfunction and require corresponding inspection and maintenance according to specific instructions.