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According to cygv... the more intensely you use the battery, the more miles you get out of it, so kind of yea, the faster you use it, the "longer" it lasts in m
by foxglacier 3mo ago
According to cygv... the more intensely you use the battery, the more miles you get out of it, so kind of yea, the faster you use it, the "longer" it lasts in miles. And this example supports that idea because it was used more intensely than usual and lasted more miles than usual.
- cgyvbunji 3mo agoYes, exactly, as long as you don't fast charge. The ideal scenario for TCO measured as dollars per mile driven should be driving every day until you are down to some threshold, slow charging overnight, and repeating that each day until it's a brick. Should end up with something like 200-300k miles that way.