Brand Specific Batteries

Mercedes EQE SUV battery guide: 90.6 or 96 kWh by trim, up to 302 miles EPA, 170 kW charging, 10-year/155,000-mile warranty, lifespan and cost.

Only the EQA 250+ has the 70.5 kWh pack — the 250, 300 and 350 use 66.5 kWh. Both packs are NMC with Farasis cells, and the 250+ pack is being replaced free under recall.

Two packs — 66.5 kWh usable in the EQB 250, 300 and 350, 70.5 kWh in the 250+ — 100 kW charging, an 8-year/100,000-mile battery warranty, and the recall that replaces whole packs free.

Ram 1500 REV battery guide: 92 kWh EREV (original all-electric cancelled), 145 miles EV-only range, V6 generator for unlimited total range, 350 kW DC charging, 14,000 lb tow rating, late 2026 production.

A Toyota sedan with a BYD battery, a BYD motor and a BYD control system, built in Tianjin and sold only in China. The bZ3’s real specs — and why its most repeated charging advice is stronger than any source behind it.

Honda e:Ny1 battery guide: one 68.8 kWh CATL NMC pack (61.9 usable), 256-mile WLTP range, measured charging and winter range, the 12-volt battery problem, the UK price collapse, warranty and replacement cost.

Toyota Prius PHEV battery guide: 13.6 kWh pack, 44-mile EPA range, charging times, 10-yr/150k warranty, replacement costs and the 12V drain fix.

Toyota Urban Cruiser battery guide: 49 kWh or 61 kWh LFP (Heartect-e / Suzuki eVitara platform), 214–265 miles WLTP, 53–67 kW DC (45 min — class-slowest), heat pump standard, 10-year care programme.

Kia EV6 battery: 77.4 or 84 kWh NMC, 800V charging in 18 minutes, ICCU recall and 15-year fix warranty, lifespan, 12V and replacement cost.

Ford F-150 Lightning battery guide: 98 kWh vs 131 kWh specs, Pro Power Onboard V2H capability, charging speeds, degradation data, and 2026 lineup changes explained.