One of the biggest concerns about owning an electric vehicle is battery degradation, which can reduce an EV’s driving range ...

Modern generation electric cars have been on the roads long enough to observe how their batteries age in real conditions.

This Model Y was predominantly fast-charged for six months but its battery remains very healthy.

Real-world data and expert battery testing show that even heavily used EVs often lose range gradually rather than suddenly ...

The issue of EV battery degradation has been either minimized by EV fans or blown out of proportion by critics. However, evidence shows that EV batteries can last for a long time, even though they are ...

Tesla has made significant strides in battery technology, and recent data reveals that their batteries degrade by only 12% after 200,000 miles of usage. This impressive durability alleviates concerns ...

Electric vehicles don’t have the best reliability reputation, even though their powertrains have fewer moving parts than gas ...

Geotab’s EV battery degradation study found fleets are seeing lower-than-expected battery loss, even with regular 100% ...

Average EV battery degradation is about 2.3% per year, leading to roughly 81.6% capacity after eight years. Frequent use of high-power DC fast chargers increases degradation rates from 1.5% to 2.5% ...

Japanese brands dominate as expected, but there’s an electric interloper crashing the durability party ...

Nikesh Kooverjee has been contributing to the automotive sphere for 11 years. His previous roles include Digital Editor at CAR South Africa and associate editor at CarBuzz. He has always had a strong ...