Seems like info we all basically know by now, still a good reminder: https://ww.electrek.co/2019/12/14/8-lessons-about-ev-battery-health-from-6300-electric-cars/
The small size if the battery is probably part of the reason. A battery a third of the size will degrade three times faster because of charge cycles.What's interesting to me is the BMW i3 shows the worst degradation. Low sample size perhaps?
That's a good theory. What is missing is the Chevy Spark. It has similar range to the i3, so it would be a good comparison.The small size if the battery is probably part of the reason. A battery a third of the size will degrade three times faster because of charge cycles.
It is really hard to compare cars because of size of batteries, how much buffer do they use, where the buffer is allocated, type of battery, type of cooling system used, range of cooling, power draw of motors, type of charging, etc... The only thing I know is I am only buying GM and Tesla EVs until the other car manufacturers show that their battery management is in the same ballpark.That's a good theory. What is missing is the Chevy Spark. It has similar range to the i3, so it would be a good comparison.