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what an asinine article. If these were non-rechargeable batteries sure yeah that would be bad. But shocking as it may be to the authors, it’s possible to car ba
by mint2 3y ago
what an asinine article. If these were non-rechargeable batteries sure yeah that would be bad. But shocking as it may be to the authors, it’s possible to car batters are not single use like gas and gasp gasp are often owned by people with sole panels on their roof, at least in California
Even going by their own likely biased metrics, the break even is only 25% of the average car lifetime mileage. Or about 50% of the battery warranty lifetime.