Ford has revealed that more than 30 of its electric vehicles have surpassed 200,000 miles on the road, with battery health remaining strong at an average of 88%. The data suggests long-term durability in its EV lineup, addressing common concerns about battery degradation over extensive use. The findings come as automakers increasingly emphasize real-world performance to build consumer confidence in electric mobility. Details on specific models and testing conditions are expected to provide further insight into Ford’s EV reliability.
Ford says over 30 EVs passed 200,000 miles with batteries averaging 88% health Yahoo Autos
