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Larry Z (not verified)    September 6, 2023 - 9:16PM

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The writers claim of a 5 to 10% of a vehicles battery range during the first year with any electric vehicle is complete nonsense. This may have been true of 1st generation Leaf or Tesla batteries but that was a dozen years ago.

For example, I have over 20K miles on my Ioniq 5 and after 1 year I’ve experienced absolutely no loss of range. 0%.

Tesla claims it will the average car will show a 12% battery loss capability after 200,000 miles.

So I’d buy with a EV confidence and ignore this part of the article.

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