In Pictures: Ford EV batteries retain over 90% health after 100,000 miles, real-world data shows

Ford's real-world data covers models including the Mustang Mach-E, F-150 Lightning and E-Transit.

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Battery health remains above 90% on average after 100,000 miles, according to Ford.

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Findings are drawn from more than 36,000 Ford EVs in customer hands.

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Ford is sharing battery-care guidance alongside the durability results.

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Proper charging habits can help preserve long-term battery capacity.

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The data will help shape Ford's next-generation Universal EV platform.

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Ford says its packs are holding up well across high-mileage use.

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The automaker aims to reassure buyers about EV longevity and resale value.

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Ford's battery report covers daily drivers as well as commercial vans.

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