Used electric vehicles often arrive at dealerships with wildly varying battery health, raising concerns about reliability and resale value. A new analysis reveals significant discrepancies in battery capacity among different models and brands, even within the same year. Experts warn that without thorough testing, buyers risk overpaying for vehicles with degraded performance or hidden maintenance costs. The findings underscore the need for standardized battery assessments before used EVs hit the market.
Wide battery health gaps show why dealers must test used EVs AM-online
