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Why your EV battery still loses charge while it's parked
Source: Engadget
Automotive & EV
The article notes that electric-vehicle batteries can lose charge when vehicles are left unused for extended periods, for several reasons, some outside the owner's control. It provides no figures or company-specific developments.
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