ARK
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I think this is right, sometimes charging to max won’t be a big deal in the least. Also if you will keep the vehicle for only a few years before trading it in, it probably won’t matter how you do it.Hi....the most perfect for battery wellbeing is by all accounts 80% or even 70% yet the guarantee doesn't limit you so the differential is tiny and gradual. I think we tend to overthink it on this discussion. On the off chance that you follow as far as possible guidance, day by day implies anything between 50 - 90%. In the event that I charge past that to go on an outing I don't mull over it.
But if you might plan to hang onto it for a decade plus, you should not be charging to 90%+, or I’d say probably even beyond 80% if we assume some of that buffer Ford builds in is at the bottom end of the battery.
Put differently, if you only use around 10-15% of your battery each day, you really shouldn’t be plugging it in at all if you come home with 72% battery.
Lithium-ion batteries are happiest neither very charged nor very depleted. Assuming you do not need the range, you will not be doing the battery any favors by charging it up to 100% or 90% every night. Let it move around 70%, 60%, 50%, 40%, and 30%.
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