After long-term use, it is normal for the performance of Electric SUV Car batteries to decline to a certain extent. Current national regulations stipulate that during the warranty period, battery performance degradation cannot exceed 20%. Otherwise, the manufacturer will replace the battery for the car owner free of charge. So, is it necessary to replace the entire battery pack? No, the battery pack is composed of many battery cells, and its performance principle is in line with the wooden barrel theory. If there is a problem with one battery cell, it will affect the performance of the entire battery pack. Therefore, the manufacturer will replace the faulty battery cells free of charge to restore the high performance of the battery pack.

During the use of Electric Car, battery degradation is a normal phenomenon. As long as the degree of attenuation is within the normal range, it is acceptable to consumers. During the warranty period, if the battery performance declines by more than 20%, the manufacturer will replace the battery cells free of charge. Attached are the battery warranty periods of some mainstream models:
From all aspects, Electric SUV Car are still very difficult to use when their mileage is low. It takes a lot of time for users to adapt to the car, and its characteristics change greatly with use. This makes actual customer satisfaction lower.
Note: For the same car, the mileage obtained under different usage conditions, especially at high speeds, will be completely different, so the same experimental conditions need to be compared together. It's really difficult to compare with mileage.
