One German Sedan Beat Every Tesla On Battery Health After 93,000 Miles
Top performers include the Hyundai Ioniq 5, Audi Q8 e-tron, and BMW i4. Mercedes CLA retained 94 percent health, but the Model Y retained just 90.3 percent. The largest ever EV battery degradation study also revealed several weak options. Battery degradation has long been one of the reasons new car buyers have held out on purchasing an EV. However, data from a new study reveal that the top-performing EVs lose less than 5 percent of their range after 93,205 miles (150,000 km) of driving, meaning battery packs will easily last the average life of most new cars. The study, published by Aviloo , has been labeled the largest independent study of used EV batteries ever conducted. More than 500,000 battery tests have been published, and the results show how 20 of the industry’s most popular EVs perform. Read: A Seven-Year-Old Tesla Model 3 Survived 380,000 Miles, Its Range Did Not ...