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> You want to keep batteries roughly in that range to maximise their lifetime health. Huh? The car isn't doing that for you? Prius hybrids sure are (the old o
by guenthert 1y ago
> You want to keep batteries roughly in that range to maximise their lifetime health.
Huh? The car isn't doing that for you? Prius hybrids sure are (the old ones using NiMH batteries tried to keep charge between 40% and 80%).
- masklinn 1y agoA hybrid can do that by running the ICE (or not). An EV can do that how exactly, refusing to run? Mugging the elderly for loose kWh?
- guenthert 1y agoWell, stopping the car at 40% (20% for Li-ion) capacity or alternatively at 0% with dead batteries, I know what I prefer (ideally there would be an option for emergencies, perhaps disabled in rental cars ;-} .
- asdff 1y agoNo need to get sarcastic. My phone and laptop have this feature.
- masklinn 1y agoWow your phone and laptop have a feature which makes the battery never run out? The wonders never cease.