US EditionStop-and-go driving may actually be good for EV batteries
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Stop-and-go driving may actually be good for EV batteries
Every time you hit the brakes in your electric vehicle, zip onto a highway, or leave the car parked for hours while you’re at work, you might be doing your car’s battery a favor. A new study has shown that real-world driving helps EV batteries live longer—up to one-third longer—compared to lab tests using constant speeds and steady power drains. This surprising discovery could save you money and stretch the life of your EV battery by several yea…
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