A battery that quickly fails is the main problem of electric vehicles. But Ukrainian service stations have already learned how to repair and restore such “batteries”
It makes sense to buy an electric car in Ukraine, service stations already know how to change and repair batteries in cars “on batteries”
The shortage of fuel in Ukraine certainly makes electric cars more profitable: the more specialized Service stations already offer a procedure such as “battery cell balancing”. Accordingly, it still makes sense to buy electric cars in Ukraine.
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For example, partial repair or replacement of the Nissan LEAF battery costs $ 2-5 thousand – a lot, but the problem is solved! Secondly, the battery of an electric car usually loses its capacity not completely, but up to a certain limit: conditionally 60-70% of the original nominal value.
If that’s enough for you, then you can continue to operate the electric car, however, for shorter autonomous run distances. The second question is how to charge an electric car – this is either charging from a household outlet or a special power station.
It takes a long time to fully charge an electric car battery from a household outlet: at least 8-10 hours / Photo: freepik.com
Fully charging the battery of an electric car from a household outlet takes a long time: at least 8-10 hours (conditional Nissan LEAF) – a maximum of 25-50 hours (conditional Tesla Model S). However, looking at the current queues at gas stations, you note another advantage of electric vehicles: electricity is now more affordable than traditional fuel!
In fact, in any place where there is a household outlet, there you have a charging station that can give you the desired kilometers for the next trip.
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Source: Segodnya
