>>1450900https://insideevs.com/news/368591/electric-car-battery-lifespan/>Just How Long Will An EV Battery Last?>When you first bought your newest smart phone, you probably felt quite pleased to have a device that would actually survive the day without needing additional charging. Two years later though, you’re likely to run into the same frustration you did at the end of your last phone’s life: dead battery before dinnertime. >Almost all electric vehicle batteries are warrantied for at least eight years and 100,000 miles. Most manufacturers guarantee a certain amount of battery life within that time frame. Eight years or 100,000 miles is a long period of time to warranty a component of the car. It’s actually longer than what most buyers of new cars will own the vehicle for. >eight years 100,000 miles>eight years 100,000 milesso realistically 5 years or 70k miles at best
>holy shit why is this caustic pit of chemicals not lasting as longs as a piece of aluminum and steel that has holes in it and burns things at low temperatures for thermal expansion... >environmental costs of needing new batteries all the time versus algae biofuel >patents >jews 