A Hotter Future Is Certain, but How Hot Is Up to Us.

Anyone here has bought an EV ?
What I have understood is that 40% of the cost of an EV is the battery and that despite warranty has a high probability of giving up in 8 years and you are left with an highly depreciated vehicle with no resale value since the cost of battery replacement is the cost of the vehicle.
Any research/view on it ?
 
Anyone here has bought an EV ?
What I have understood is that 40% of the cost of an EV is the battery and that despite warranty has a high probability of giving up in 8 years and you are left with an highly depreciated vehicle with no resale value since the cost of battery replacement is the cost of the vehicle.
Any research/view on it ?
I had the original Reva (before it was bought by Mahindra) and used it for four years. @60 km range per full charge Eco mode. It used lead acid batteries. Sold it for approximately half the price after this.
I have an electric scooter that I bought used for 50k (4 years old) that I don’t use much.
I also have an electric pedal assist bicycle - Qubit (30-35 km per charge) that I use almost every day.
Dreaming of a Hyundai Ioniq 5. But @ 45 L it’s a bit far away. Maybe in a year or two used ones will be within reach .😊
 
Even I have a ecycle and in 1 year its battery has gone down by 25% :( extrapolating it to a car is what I am not sure about
 
Even I have a ecycle and in 1 year its battery has gone down by 25% :( extrapolating it to a car is what I am not sure about
Luckily mine is going strong after three years.
This is what I found:
 

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