battery warranty
Battery warranty means the car company promises that the battery will still hold a good amount of charge after many years or miles, so you won’t have to replace it early.
A battery warranty guarantees that the electric vehicle’s battery will retain a certain percentage of its original capacity for a specified period or mileage.
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