How to Understand the 8-Year/150,000 km Battery Warranty?

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8-year/150,000 km means whichever comes first between 8 years or 150,000 km. If 8 years are reached but the mileage hasn't hit 150,000 km, the warranty expires. Similarly, if 150,000 km is reached before 8 years, the warranty also expires. In cases where the battery pack experiences capacity degradation or damage without external impact, the manufacturer will provide repair or replacement based on actual conditions. More relevant information is as follows: 1. Usage Duration: Generally, a new car's battery lasts longer, typically around 4 years under normal usage, after which replacement should be considered. If it's a replacement battery, the lifespan is about 2 years. 2. Normal Usage: Regular vehicle maintenance is performed, and there are no instances of battery depletion during this period. There is no fixed, precise, or uniform answer to a car battery's lifespan, as it depends on various objective factors such as vehicle condition, road conditions, and driving habits. For example, some new car owners may use their battery for 4 or even 5 years without any issues.