When Buying A Used EV Is A Smart Move - And When It's Not

07 Oct 2022 | Abstracted from Market Watch

"Buying an EV is different in many ways from purchasing an ICE vehicle...after a number of recharging cycles, [the battery] begins to lose the ability to fully charge...Consumers should expect EV batteries to last 10 years or longer..Fears of battery failure..'are a bit overstated...'

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