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Why Do Electric Cars Spend More Tires? This Says a British Study with 47 Million Inspections

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Research reveals that the weight of batteries and the instantaneous torque of electric motors accelerate wear, although the latest models already correct the problem

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Research reveals that the weight of batteries and the instantaneous torque of electric motors accelerate wear, although the latest models already correct the problem

·Madrid, Spain
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The kilometre count has always been the first point in evaluating the purchase of a used car. High mileage is a warning for potential faults and costs in the workshop. An analysis made in the UK of more than 47.4 million periodic inspections reveals that this rule does not apply to modern electrics. Data collected shows [...]

·Lisboa, Portugal
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A study examining 47.4 million vehicle inspections (MOT tests) conducted in the UK showed that electric cars have a lower inspection defect rate than petrol and diesel models after approximately 100,000 kilometers.

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Is high mileage really a problem when buying a used electric car? An extensive British study based on... The article Do electric cars age better than thermal ones? This major study provides an answer appeared first on Automobile Propre.

A recent study shows that electric cars are more likely to pass the technical check than others.

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autoplus.fr broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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