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Your first Electric vehicle will probably be a Used EV, and the battery has a strong influence on the value and performance of the vehicle. Battery Health of your EV will determine the range, cycle charging, and performance of your vehicle. So, what is battery health? Read the slides below 👇

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Is your c-store on the path to the electrified future that you envision? Or do you need some guidance, a little inspiration or some tips on how to take your first step into the EV charging world? If so, keep reading this month's NACS Magazine article, "Envisioning an Electric Future," brought to you by ChargePoint.

What's in store for 2024? 🤔 EV sales surpassing hybrid sales? The ‘third wave’? Greater availability of EVs? As we enter 2024, we’ve spoken to those in the know about what we might see in the EV industry this year ⚡️

🚀Charging Ahead: The Latest Trends in the Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Industry 🚗🔋 The future is here, and it's electric! ⚡ The EV industry is booming, with global sales of electric vehicles expected to exceed 22 million by 2025. 🔌 EVs are no longer just for niche markets - they're becoming a mainstream choice for drivers across the globe. So, what's new in the world of charging? 🤔 According to recent studies, there's been a significant increase in the number of charging stations installed worldwide. 📈 In fact, the number of charging points has doubled in the past year alone, with over 100,000 public charging stations now operational across Europe alone! 🌍 🔥 With our advanced charging solutions, we're doing our part to make the world a greener place. If you're ready to charge ahead into the future, connect with us on LinkedIn to stay up to date on the latest trends in the EV industry. 🔗 We're excited about what the future holds and can't wait to share it with you!

Morning all. I would be interested to hear people’s thoughts on this subject. For those of us that try our best to keep up to date with all things EV, we see continual reports on battery development and longevity of life for these batteries. Which is brilliant in itself. The question I am asking is in regards to when that battery does finally need replacing. Not just elements of it, but a total replacement. We know battery technology is improving at an incredible pace. It could be that when a car of today (with an NMC Lithium-ion battery) may need a replacement in 15 years time, what are the chances of getting those components for an NMC battery? In 15 years, there is a strong possibility that this type of battery is no longer available. Would anyone agree with this statement? The battery is just the energy source, so it may be that you could put the latest, more energy efficient, cost effective battery into an older car. I always use the example of buying a torch. You could put a cheaper supermarket own brand battery in it or a better more energy efficient Duracell (other brands are available 😉). They both do the same job, but one is better than the other. And we may see other breakthroughs in that time. Has anyone else ever had the discussion about more modern batteries going into older cars? Could we see a time when a Solid State battery is used as an alternative power source for a 15 to 20 year old EV?

According to a report from J.D. Power, 52% of Canadian vehicle shoppers have never been in an EV. However, among those in Canada who have rented, borrowed or test driven an EV, 36% say they are likely to consider one for their next purchase. At Plug'n Drive, we understand that firsthand experience is crucial in influencing consumers' decisions about EVs. This insight drives our commitment to providing extensive test drive opportunities for potential EV buyers. Check out our EV test drive events: plugndrive.ca/events Read more: https://lnkd.in/gZUfdis3