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EV batteries keep over 90 percent capacity after 150,000 km; seven models stand out

Electric vehicle batteries still keep the low-90 percent range of their initial capacity after about 150,000 km of driving, an analysis showed. EV diagnostics firm Aviloo compared retention rates for 20 major EV models using more than 500,000 battery health checks conducted from 2022 to 2026 across North and South America, Europe, Asia and Australia. The results indicate degradation is generally gradual, though differences by model were large.

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Hyundai Ioniq 5 tops Tesla in 500,000 used EV battery health survey

Hyundai Motor\'s Ioniq 5 posted top battery health results in a large survey based on 500,000 used electric vehicle battery checks, beating Tesla\'s Model Y and Model 3 at 50,000 km and 100,000 km. Austrian diagnostics firm Aviloo analysed 20 popular models from 2022 to 2026. The survey also found wide variation between individual vehicles, suggesting mileage and model alone may not indicate real-world range and performance.

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Tesla signals \'major leap\' with FSD v15, eyes Optimus sales from second half 2027

Tesla has described its Full Self-Driving software FSD v15 as a step-change in autonomous driving performance and suggested it could begin external commercial sales of its humanoid robot Optimus from the second half of 2027. It shared the roadmap in a recent meeting with JPMorgan at its Fremont plant. Tesla also outlined plans for Cybercab expansion, hardware updates including AI4.5, and delayed the AI5 chip to mid-2027.