Different Ways to Maximize Electric Vehicle’s Battery Life
Abstract
This study examines alternative strategies for extending the battery life of electric vehicles (EVs). Enhancing the performance and endurance of batteries has been a crucial research area due to the rise in popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) in recent years and the growing concern about environmental issues. The significance of battery management systems (BMS), which can optimise charging and discharging cycles, and the effect of driving style on battery life are covered in this study. We examine how temperature affects battery performance and offers solutions to lessen its detrimental impacts. We also assess the possibilities of battery upgrade and swapping methods as a means of extending battery life. To prolong battery life, it is crucial to educate EV owners on proper charging practises. We discover that a combination of these techniques can considerably extend battery life, making EVs a more practical and sustainable form of transportation, through thorough research and experimentation.
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