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Consumer Information
Frequently Asked Questions
How much weight can my vehicle carry?
To determine the amount of weight your SOLO can carry,
always refer to the Tire and Loading Information label on the
vehicle. For more details, see “Vehicle Load Limits”, page 2-3 .
Does weight affect range?
Added weight = reduced range
Yes. The more weight you are pushing, the more energy it takes
to complete a journey. Avoid keeping unnecessary items in
your vehicle, since it will impact your overall range.
Does acceleration affect range?
Hard acceleration = reduced range
Yes. Acceleration is the rate at which you are attempting to
increase the speed of your vehicle. The greater the
acceleration, the faster you are depleting the energy in the
high-voltage battery. The harder and more frequently you
accelerate, the more adversely you will affect the range of your
vehicle. Being “first off the line” means you will also be the first
to deplete your energy supply.
Will I get less range at higher speed?
Faster speed = reduced range
Yes. It takes more energy to push a SOLO faster because you
encounter aerodynamic resistance. The faster you attempt to
travel, the more important this factor becomes.
Can I jump-start my vehicle when the high-voltage battery
state of charge reaches 0%?
No. A jump start only supplies power to the 12V electrical
system; this will not affect the charge level of the high-voltage
battery. The high-voltage battery must be charged using the
supplied charge cable and an approved power source.
The 12V battery should be jump-started using a standalone 12V
battery or a 12V booster pack. It is NOT recommended to
jump-start the 12V battery from any running vehicle (EV or
internal combustion engine), as this risks damage to the
vehicle.
For more information on your vehicle’s battery systems, see:

“About the High-Voltage Battery”, page 5-2
 “About the 12V Battery”, page 7-30
Can I jump-start another vehicle with my SOLO?
No. The 12V battery system is not designed to support the
energy needed to jump-start a vehicle with an internal
combustion engine. Attempting to do so could cause severe
damage to your vehicle, which would not be covered by the
warranty.