Auction companies put battery health front and center

Wholesalers are reworking their vehicle condition reports to better disclose EVs’ battery health. (GETTY IMAGES)

October 01, 2022 08:46 AM

Amid growing buyer concerns over battery costs, some wholesale auction companies are reworking their vehicle condition reports to better disclose battery health on used electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles.

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