Can the lead-acid battery of an electric vehicle be replaced by a lithium battery?

It can be replaced with a 48V10A lithium iron phosphate battery. The details are as follows:\x0d\1. Remove the battery from the electric car. There is a battery lock on the side of the car. door key to open it, then remove the battery. \x0d\2. Unscrew the screws at the four corners and carefully open the top cover. You can see that there are four 12V lead acid batteries inside. There is no bulge in the battery condition. \x0d\3. The battery circuit is connected in series. The red wire and brown wire are connected to the positive terminal of the battery. The red wire is connected to the discharge port of the battery box. above for the fuse. The brown wire is connected to the battery case. The positive terminal of the charging port and the blue wire are connected to the negative terminal of the battery. The thicker one is connected to the discharge port and the thin blue wire. The wire is connected to the negative terminal of the c portharge. Don't forget the color of your battery wiring, which is relatively simple. \x0d\4. Next, use a soldering iron to remove the battery wires. Pay attention to prevent the battery from shorting during operation. \x0d\5. After removing all the old batteries, insert the lithium battery. When installing the battery, there are some small protruding plastics inside to separate the original lead acid batteries. The battery wiring is not soldered, but. the battery terminals are connected, then wrapped with electrical tape. \x0d\6. The wires are connected and you are almost done. You can sort out the wiring later, put the outer cover back on and tighten the screws. After load and commissioning tests, charging and use are completely normal.