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Long Storage Of Vehicle With Re-
spect To Hv Battery Pack
The HV battery undergoes discharge at a
rate of approximately 2% over a period of
30 days in storage. Do not allow the vehi-
cle to be discharged to 0% in storage. It is
recommended that the vehicle must be
charged to a charge level in between 30%
to 50% before leaving the vehicle for long
time storage. After this time period the ve-
hicle must be charged to 100% using Nor-
mal Charging before use.
High Voltage System Failure
In the case of high voltage system failure,
which may arise due to various reasons,
contact TATA MOTORS EV service centre
for further assistance.
Predicting Energy Usage
The vehicle battery energy usage is dis-
played in the instrument cluster in the form
of estimated range. This range is updated
by the system algorithm, depending on the
driving conditions.
Displayed range in the instrument cluster
is a tentative number based on drive route,
driving pattern and usage pattern history
over the past drives. It is recommended
keep a 20km buffer in estimated range be-
fore planning the trip
Disposal
The disposal of an HV Battery must be
done with utmost care and will be carried
out by TATA MOTORS after sales service
at the end of the battery life time or if the
battery pack has passed its warranty pe-
riod.
NOTE
It is advised to contact TPEM autho- •
rised service centres which shall
guide & help in dismounting, han-
dling and disposal through agencies
who are certified by central/state
pollution control board & obtain cer-
tificate of disposal from these agen-
cies as proof of sustainable
disposal.
If you decide not to use the recom- •
mended TATA Motors Authorised
EV service center or TATA Motors
Authorised EV Workshop to dispose
of your high voltage battery, the re-
sponsibility of the consequences of
environmental pollution or accidents
must be borne solely by you, the
owner of the vehicle.
Customers who wish to dispose of •
battery by themselves shall deal
only with registered entities (list of
these is available on the
CPCB/SPCB website) after duly
verifying validity of necessary regis-
tration documents. After disposal
the EPR certificate has to be ob-
tained by the customer from the en-
tity. It is request that customer shall
provide this certificate to nearest
TPEM service centre which is to be
kept for records & submitted to cen-
tral pollution control board as proof
of disposal according to policy
guidelines.
WARNING
EV battery contains materials like
Lithium Iron, graphite, plastic & steel etc
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