Why is the newly replaced battery still not durable?
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There are two reasons why the newly replaced battery is not durable: motor issues or battery issues. More details are as follows: Motor issues: The longer the motor is used, the weaker the magnetic effect inside the motor becomes, leading to demagnetization of the motor. Once the motor is demagnetized, both speed and power will decrease during use. Even with a new battery, it cannot perform as well as the old one. This is a problem related to the aging of electric vehicle components and has nothing to do with the battery itself. It is a normal situation, so there is no need to suspect that the newly installed battery is of poor quality. Battery issues: As loyal users of electric vehicles, many owners will notice that current electric vehicle batteries are not as durable as before. In fact, this is normal. Electric vehicle batteries have undergone "weight reduction and cadmium-free" treatments, which have reduced their durability. In the past, batteries could last up to 10 years, but now they generally last only 2 years, and some may not even last 2 years.