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Old 03-15-2023, 08:29 PM   #40 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Isaac Zachary View Post
I don't think expecting at least 10 years out of a battery is unreasonable (assuming it degrades to 70% in that time). And depending on how far the car needs to be driven, an EV battery may last double or triple that.
You can expect EV batteries to easily last 10 years as that is the warranty on many of them. Automakers don't like warranty expenses and a failure rate of even 1% gets the CEO's attention at my employer.

BTW - CARB is standardizing EV battery requirements as part of their Advanced Clear Car II program. It will start at the 10 year / 150K miles and 70% of range and gradually increase to 80% of range by 2030.

Also the CARB plan does not completely ban sales of vehicles with an ICE in 2035. The percentages are ZEV OR PHEV

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