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The Closing Longevity Gap Between Battery Eectric Vehicles And Internal Combustion Vehicles In Great Britain

24 Jan 2025 | Abstracted from Nature Energy

"Electric vehicles...in Great Britain and other parts of the world, driven by the perception that they offer a cost-effective alternative to internal combustion engine vehicles... a key element that underpins this perception is the longevity of electric vehicles, which remains relatively under researched...rapid technological advancements have allowed newer BEVs to achieve comparable lifespans, even under more intensive use."

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