Comments by "Joe Qi" (@i6power30) on "" video.

EVs batteries age with change cycles and time, not mileage. If you are low mileage user and want to keep EVs long time thinking batteries will hold up, think again
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@ben3989 I'm just saying if you are a low mileage driver, you won't get your EV investment back because batteries will still age with time, not mileage driven. For example, if you keep charge level between 35 - 85% and drive many miles, is better than keep the car parked plugged in at 100% all the time and only drive 20km a month. Whereas gas engines are much more dependent on mileage driven than age. After 15 years, if your gas car is only 50,000 km driven, and keeping up maintenance, it will still be in very good shape. Whereas, your EV batteries will lose 50% after 15 years regardless how little you use it.
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@raddaks2039 Not if you keep charge level near 100% parked for extended time and only drive 20 km a week.
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