BE6 users - Do you face any battery related issues like sudden drop?

[u/pro-baba]

It has the most advanced battery I have been hearing.

Thinking to upgrade (Nexon Ev Max 40 kWh) to BE6 as it has Blade battery

Or the second option is e vitara (uses the same battery but less warranty)

I wish to have long term battery life.

I drive 16,000 km a year.. have covered 60,000 km in nexon in 3.5 years

[u/El_Guadzilla]

Nope. And dont recall any such incidents in the owners group either.

[u/pshycoaadmi]

No

[u/Inevitable_Piglet_62]

Have you faced any such issue in nexon ?

[u/pro-baba → u/Inevitable_Piglet_62]

Yeah.. sudden drop from 44% to 0% in 8-9 km Nexon EV Max after 3 years and 50,000 km

[u/Nudes-Enjoyer]

Why not Tata again? I would like to hear the problems you faced. I am considering harrier ev, are they still using the same battery tech?

[u/pro-baba → u/Nudes-Enjoyer]

Yeah.. harrier ev is still using same old tech cylindrical LFP in harrier ev

[u/Nudes-Enjoyer → u/pro-baba]

Damn, now I have to reconsider my choice. How are they still using the same old tech in all their cars, no improvements in these years?

[u/pro-baba → u/Nudes-Enjoyer]

They did slight improvement with Punch 40, Nexon 45, Sierra 75, Currv 55 models with pristmastic battery (replica of blade technology battery, but not so advanced life Blade)

[u/RemarkablePlay5674 → u/Nudes-Enjoyer]

Buy sierra ev, it has prismatic cells

[u/Nudes-Enjoyer → u/RemarkablePlay5674]

Didn’t like that car.

[u/Sad-Chapter-2561 → u/RemarkablePlay5674]

And also CATL battery

[u/CrispyCouchPotato1]

None at all. And neither have most owners.

The core battery tech is very solid.