This is how important intelligent thermal management is in electric cars

Thermal management affects battery performance and durability
Thermal management also has a decisive influence on the performance and durability of the battery: batteries must be operated within a clearly defined temperature window. Lithium-ion batteries are particularly comfortable in a range between 15 °C and 30 °C. If the operating temperature is too high, the battery life will be reduced, meaning that the battery may fail prematurely.
The battery cells even age at very low temperatures. This results in them being less durable. Something that makes things even more difficult is that it’s not just the battery’s overall temperature that has to stay in this defined window. The temperature difference between the individual cells also has to remain below a certain value. Furthermore, brief peak loads connected to high current flows, for example from recuperation and boosting, heat up the cells.
Complex thermal management systems generate turnover for automotive workshops
To be able to operate all components, especially the battery, in the optimum temperature ranges, automotive manufacturers and suppliers have developed intelligent battery cooling and thermal management systems. Even in the age of the electric car, these systems ensure that auto mechanics never get bored and, not least, generate revenue for automotive workshops.
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