Battery Degradation Raises Questions About Used EV Ownership
30 Nov 2022 | Abstracted from BMW Blog
"One of the bigger question marks surrounding the future of EVs is battery degradation. Lithium-ion batteries will degrade over time and use, causing their total capacity to drop off."EVs depreciate wildly, so you can often pick up a used, fairly new EV for shockingly cheap. However, you're likely going to have to live with a dramatically reduced range. Does that matter?...a second or third car, used only for short grocery or school runs, no.
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