A new study suggests that electric vehicles (EVs) with high mileage records are proving more reliable than their petrol-powered counterparts, challenging long-held assumptions about battery longevity. Researchers found that EVs maintained performance and efficiency even after extensive use, with fewer reported mechanical failures compared to traditional combustion-engine cars. The findings could influence consumer perceptions and accelerate the shift toward electric transportation. Industry experts are now weighing whether this reliability trend will further boost EV adoption in the coming years.
Study: High mileage EVs more reliable than petrol equivalents BusinessGreen
