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I drive a 12-year-old EV. The very aged battery, which works fine for my use, is still worth as much as an entire comparable ICE economy car if I were to remov
by svnt 3y ago
I drive a 12-year-old EV.
The very aged battery, which works fine for my use, is still worth as much as an entire comparable ICE economy car if I were to remove it and sell it. People use them in other projects where their energy density to cost is still reasonable.
This is the worst-performing and shortest-lived lithium car battery produced in the past decade. All the recent ones are much better.
You should examine your assumptions.
- Aperocky 3y agoHow much miles do you get out of it? Or a better question, how much range was lost as a percentage compared to when it was originally released?
- lnsru 3y agoFirst generation Leaf I guess. Without battery thermal management. I know a guy who has it. The car is good enough for daily commuting in the city.