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How Long Do EV Batteries Last? New Research Suggests It's Way Longer Than You Might Think

28 Oct 2023 | Abstracted from PC Magazine

"An independent analysis of 15,000 EV batteries finds that most don't need to be replaced until they're well over a decade old...it seems that EV batteries have much longer lifespans than anyone imagined, since very few of them have been replaced

"The oldest models in the study have the highest percentage of battery replacements, at about 5% for those that have been on the road for nine to 12 years..."

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