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 battery life, you’re not alone.
There’s a common myth that EV batteries need frequent replacement. However, only around 0.5% of EV batteries since the 2016 model year have actually failed, according to the EPA. Not only are failure rates low, but the manufacturer’s warranty usually covers these batteries.
