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This car has over 338,000 kilometers on the odometer, more than 69% SoH, and nearly 7,000 quick charges (and only about 1300 L1/L2). Estonia's refrigerator-like temperatures likely explain most of this car's longevity - if you need an anecdote showing how high temperature (not quick charging) wears out lithium-ion batteries, here you go.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjJh4nJ3I44
Makes me wonder how much longer a modern Tesla pack would last if its TMS target was set just above freezing (40° F / 5° C) rather than room temperature (75° F / 25° C).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjJh4nJ3I44
Makes me wonder how much longer a modern Tesla pack would last if its TMS target was set just above freezing (40° F / 5° C) rather than room temperature (75° F / 25° C).