Nissan’s LEAF has been an EV favorite for a decade. As the first internationally mass market and affordable electric car, it has played a crucial role in EV adoption. Its long tenure also makes it a leader in battery replacement, many being replaced by Nissan themselves under warranty.
That’s not necessarily a bad thing. All lithium ion batteries degrade over time, and that includes the packs found in electric vehicles. Many used EV batteries also find second lives as backup or energy storage, which does not require the full capacity and power of a new battery.
The key thing to keep in mind is that batteries degrade with time and how they are used over that period can make that degradation worse. Things like high depth of discharge or frequent fast charging can expedite the aging process. But even if a vehicle’s owner follows the best battery hygiene, a replacement could still be essential after many years of service.
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