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Many electric cars will still have more than 80% of their initial capacity after 200,000 miles.
(www.sustainabilitybynumbers.com)
this post was submitted on 22 Aug 2025
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I cannot read an article with so many weasel words, and such a clearly biased stance
Many, majority, and on it goes
e: I don't follow EV news that much, but have a casual interest in the material sciences involved in battery tech. There's many companies feverishly working on semi solid state and solid state techologies. I remember hearing some bleeding-edge semi solid state designs are deployed to the Chinese market or will be soon. I feel like there's going to be a lot of online chatter about how reliable the current-gen of EV batteries are, and that's going to last exactly until the first whack of semi- or solid state hit the US market then the line will go dead on that.
? The article included source data for the generalized claims.