India's clean energy capacity has overtaken fossil fuels for the first time
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India's clean energy capacity has overtaken fossil fuels for the first time

u/atin001 — 12 hours ago

What battery degradation?

Arval a very large car lease company in Europe has published a new analysis based on 24,000 State of Health (SoH) certificates for electric vehicle batteries.

The results, drawn from a unique sample in Europe, confirm a longevity far superior to market perceptions. At 70,000 km, the battery displays 93% remaining capacity on average

At 160,000 km or after 6 years of use, SoH remains above 90%
New‑generation vehicles show an SoH 2 to 3 points higher than older models

Degradation is slow and progressive: around 1% every 25,000 km after a slight initial decrease

The analysis is based on 24000 certificates carried out in 11 European countries with a mix of BEV (66%) and PHEVs (33%).

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u/atin001 — 2 months ago
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What battery degradation?

Arval a very large car lease company in Europe has published a new analysis based on 24,000 State of Health (SoH) certificates for electric vehicle batteries.

The results, drawn from a unique sample in Europe, confirm a longevity far superior to market perceptions. At 70,000 km, the battery displays 93% remaining capacity on average

At 160,000 km or after 6 years of use, SoH remains above 90%
New‑generation vehicles show an SoH 2 to 3 points higher than older models

Degradation is slow and progressive: around 1% every 25,000 km after a slight initial decrease

The analysis is based on 24000 certificates carried out in 11 European countries with a mix of BEV (66%) and PHEVs (33%).

Source: https://www.arval.com/electric-vehic...d-expectations

Original Post on TBHP: https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/electric-cars/309493-longevity-electric-vehicle-batteries-beyond-expectations.html

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u/atin001 — 2 months ago