The battery packs of electric vehicles are quite resilient; the lithium-ion type used in most modern EVs can last at least a ...

Research reveals electric vehicle batteries last longer than the cars themselves with minimal replacement rates across all ...

Battery health in EVs declines approximately 2.3% annually, with fast charging and high temperatures accelerating degradation ...

For years you have probably heard that electric cars are disposable at 100,000 miles, destined for a cripplingly expensive ...

A large fleet study finds EV batteries lose capacity slowly, often lasting more than a decade with everyday charging habits.

Electric vehicle charging is complex, and having the best long-term ownership experience requires the right charger.

Electric cars have soared in popularity in the wake of high gasoline prices. While improvements in vehicle battery technology ...

Electric vehicles have raced ahead on performance and price, but their batteries still struggle with durability, charging ...

Electric vehicles (EVs) can be a great alternative to traditional, gas-powered cars if you’re looking to offset your carbon footprint or save money on fuel. However, if you’re worried about the ...

That heat can lead to damage, and it’s why batteries have to be thermally controlled to keep them in their optimum window for ...

Lithium-ion batteries carry a real fire risk during transport and storage. Damage, overheating or exposure to saltwater can ...