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Many electric cars will still have more than 80% of their initial capacity after 200,000 miles.
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I'm driving a 14 Tesla S (used in 2018) with 80.6% of its original battery capacity - 125k miles. I don't think I'll stay above 80% at 200k, but I'm happy with the performance so far. I drove a Leaf for 3 years prior to that and it was at 78% after 34k miles.