Electric vehicles often advertise their power output in a way that can mislead buyers about real-world performance. The stated power figures typically represent peak capacity, which may only be sustained for brief periods under ideal conditions. In practice, most drivers experience reduced power availability over time due to battery thermal limits and software constraints. Understanding these differences is key for those evaluating an EV’s long-term capabilities.
Why an electric vehicle’s stated power is not always available for long — InsideEVs UA.NEWS
