Dave53
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The source of the claim you are making would be good. You’ve made an interesting statement - I’d like to know where the info originated.
This explains a bit about how the battery works if you are prepared to spend a bit of time reading it, a battery is just that, the Battery Management System is the clever part and that is controlled by the company who produces the car, they can decide how much charge is left in the battery when your vehicle states empty or if it comes to a stop saying battery depleated the more that is left in reserve the less chance of the battery being damaged by running it to complete empty, If this is done enough times it will shorten the life of the battery which would give warranty issues, so the more that's left the less damage and the longer the life of the battery (other things can make the battery fail also and that's why MG and other companies are continually updating the BMS when issues are found, updates will happen far more in electric cars than ICE due mostly to the HVB.The source of the claim you are making would be good. You’ve made an interesting statement - I’d like to know where the info originated.
Hope this helps
Have a great evening
The Secret Life Of An EV Battery - CleanTechnica
I've heard detractors gleefully declaring that anyone buying an EV will find that their EV battery will be defunct within a couple of years.
