Electric Cars: Study Shows High Battery Power Even After 150,000 Kilometres
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Extensive study of popular electric car models that have driven 150,000 kilometers shows surprisingly good results.
Avilo has published his "Certified EV Battery Report". Tesla scores relatively well, Nissan loses above average.
Many people still feel skeptical about the lifespan of e-car batteries. However, wrongly, as a new evaluation shows. Even after 150,000 kilometres, the capacity loss seems to be limited.
A new study examining half a million vehicles proves that electric cars retain 90% of their battery capacity even after 150,000 kilometers. According to this data, which could shape the used car market, the main determinant of range loss is not the vehicle model but the driver's charging habits.
A study disassembles one of the great fears when buying a used electric car. The myth that the batteries of electric cars degrade a lot and that they leave practically useless after the years starts gradually to blur. This study by Aviloo is one of the most complete that you will see about it.Aviloo is an Austrian company specialized in the diagnosis of batteries. For its latest study, “Aviloo Certified EV Battery Report”, has taken more than 50…
A new report shows that even after 150,000 kilometres, e-car batteries often lose little capacity. However, the differences are large.
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