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Electric vehicles now match traditional cars for longevity, study finds

  • Battery electric vehicles now match traditional cars in lifespan and reliability, with an average lifespan of 18.4 years and 124,000 miles traveled, according to a study published in Nature Energy.
  • The study analyzed nearly 300 million MOT test records from 2005 to 2022, showing that newer BEVs have a 12% lower likelihood of failure compared to petrol and diesel vehicles.
  • Co-Author Dr. Viet Nguyen-Tien stated that BEVs are now a viable and sustainable alternative to traditional vehicles, marking a significant step towards a net-zero carbon future.
  • Co-Author Robert Elliott emphasized that despite higher initial emissions from production, BEVs can offset their carbon footprint quickly, making them a more sustainable long-term option.
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Nature broke the news in United Kingdom on Friday, January 24, 2025.
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