4-Mustangs
Member
- Thread starter
- #1
Has anyone had to replace their HVB pack?
if yes how old/miles?
if yes how old/miles?
Sponsored
The number of posts about battery replacements is so low that I can't even answer "Yes" to your question. Some have had battery packets replaced, under warranty.Has anyone had to replace their HVB pack?
if yes how old/miles?
But…….it still had been THE most asked question of me during my 5yrs+ of ownership to which I answer the “battery” will never fail! A battery consists of a battery of cells which are extremely unlikely to all fail altogether and can be changed in [pairs] of modules if any cell/s go bad.The number of posts about battery replacements is so low that I can't even answer "Yes" to your question. Some have had battery packets replaced, under warranty.
This is basically a non-issue.
do you mean HVB junction box?Has anyone had to replace their HVB pack?
if yes how old/miles?
Yeah, that’s what I figured. I searched as well. But wanted to double check.The number of posts about battery replacements is so low that I can't even answer "Yes" to your question. Some have had battery packets replaced, under warranty.
This is basically a non-issue.
Actual battery pack replacement.do you mean HVB junction box?
Consider the source... Whatever source says 7-10 years <100k miles battery replacement has an agenda... this is completely untethered from reality. You may consider whether they say other things that are completely untrue.Yeah, that’s what I figured. I searched as well. But wanted to double check.
As you‘re probably aware there is a lot of disinformation on battery life expectancy.
i looked up info on 2012 Teslas (one of the oldest EV out there) and expected Life is 15 to 20 years 300k to 500k miles before battery performance is down 30%.
That seems high but better than the 7 to 10 years and <100k miles I’ve been hearing.