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Electric
vehicles are designed to be reliable, with fewer moving parts than traditional
petrol or diesel vehicles. To provide additional peace of mind, manufacturers
offer comprehensive warranty coverage on both the vehicle and its battery.
Most
electric vehicles come with manufacturer warranties similar to conventional
vehicles, covering key components and providing reassurance for drivers making
the switch to electric.
In addition,
EV batteries are protected by dedicated battery warranties, typically lasting
around 8 years or up to 100,000 miles, depending on the manufacturer.
These
warranties usually guarantee that the battery will retain a minimum level of
capacity over time, helping ensure long-term performance and reliability.
Because
electric vehicles have fewer mechanical components, they can also benefit from
reduced wear and lower servicing requirements, contributing to lower ownership
costs over time.
If you would
like to understand more about EV warranties or battery coverage, our EV
Specialists are always available to help explain the details.
Like all rechargeable batteries, electric vehicle batteries gradually lose a small amount of capacity over time. This is a normal part of battery ageing and happens slowly over many years of use.
To provide reassurance, most manufacturers include a dedicated EV battery warranty, typically covering 8 years or around 100,000 miles.
These warranties usually guarantee that the battery will maintain a minimum level of performance, commonly around 70% of its original capacity. If the battery falls below this level during the warranty period, the manufacturer will repair or replace it in line with their warranty terms.
In real-world use, many EV batteries continue to perform well beyond the warranty period, with gradual and manageable changes in range over time.
If you would like to learn more about EV batteries, charging or long-term ownership, our EV Specialists are always happy to help explain how the technology works and what you can expect as an EV driver.
