Substituição de baterias no BMW i3
Enviado: 17 set 2013, 11:09
Substituição de baterias no BMW i3
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10.000 € agora mas deve passar a custar metade desse valor em 5 anos
Acho que isto irá pressionar a Nissan a comportar-se melhor em relação a este aspecto ou poderá perder muitos clientes. O que acham.
"Interestingly, couple of prospects asked BMW representatives at the IAA in Frankfurt yesterday how much a replacement battery for the i3 might cost, should they need to buy one in the future. Here is the response they have received (corrected machine translation is below):
helmutnn wrote:
Die neue Batterie wird bei BMW (incl. 250,- Euro für Aus- und Einbau) ca. 10000,- Euro kosten. Es wird damit gerechnet/darauf gehofft, daß sich der Preis in den nächsten 5 Jahren halbiert. Anmerkung von mir: Es wurde nicht vom Austauschwert gesprochen. Es ist ja angedacht, die Akkus dann einer Zweitverwendung zuzuführen, sie würden also mit einer entsprechend reduzierten Nenn-Kapazität weiterverkauft werden können und das könnte man dann ja von den 10000,- Euro abziehen. Wenn das denn tatsächlich so gehandhabt wird mit den alten Akkus...
helmutnn wrote:
The new battery may be obtained from BMW for about 10,000 euro (incl. 250 euro for removal and installation). It is expected / hoped that this price will be halved over the next 5 years. Note from me: the trade-in value was not mentioned or addressed. It's being considered, and should the battery find a secondary market, and can be resold at its reduced nominal capacity, then, yes, this might be subtracted from the 10,000 EUR. If this is how old batteries will be actually handled ...
Additionally, both VW and BMW are reportedly going to offer a capacity warranty for their batteries. If true, this is good news. It might not have happened if Nissan did not offer a similar warranty for the LEAF last December. There was some discussion on the German forum why there were such significant differences between the number of kilometers covered by the warranty when comparing the terms from different OEMs. The BMW reps seemed concerned about quick charging. Sound familiar?"
Em: http://www.mynissanleaf.com/viewtopic.p ... &start=700
Achei interessante este diálogo no forum mynissanleaf...
10.000 € agora mas deve passar a custar metade desse valor em 5 anos

Acho que isto irá pressionar a Nissan a comportar-se melhor em relação a este aspecto ou poderá perder muitos clientes. O que acham.
"Interestingly, couple of prospects asked BMW representatives at the IAA in Frankfurt yesterday how much a replacement battery for the i3 might cost, should they need to buy one in the future. Here is the response they have received (corrected machine translation is below):
helmutnn wrote:
Die neue Batterie wird bei BMW (incl. 250,- Euro für Aus- und Einbau) ca. 10000,- Euro kosten. Es wird damit gerechnet/darauf gehofft, daß sich der Preis in den nächsten 5 Jahren halbiert. Anmerkung von mir: Es wurde nicht vom Austauschwert gesprochen. Es ist ja angedacht, die Akkus dann einer Zweitverwendung zuzuführen, sie würden also mit einer entsprechend reduzierten Nenn-Kapazität weiterverkauft werden können und das könnte man dann ja von den 10000,- Euro abziehen. Wenn das denn tatsächlich so gehandhabt wird mit den alten Akkus...
helmutnn wrote:
The new battery may be obtained from BMW for about 10,000 euro (incl. 250 euro for removal and installation). It is expected / hoped that this price will be halved over the next 5 years. Note from me: the trade-in value was not mentioned or addressed. It's being considered, and should the battery find a secondary market, and can be resold at its reduced nominal capacity, then, yes, this might be subtracted from the 10,000 EUR. If this is how old batteries will be actually handled ...
Additionally, both VW and BMW are reportedly going to offer a capacity warranty for their batteries. If true, this is good news. It might not have happened if Nissan did not offer a similar warranty for the LEAF last December. There was some discussion on the German forum why there were such significant differences between the number of kilometers covered by the warranty when comparing the terms from different OEMs. The BMW reps seemed concerned about quick charging. Sound familiar?"
Em: http://www.mynissanleaf.com/viewtopic.p ... &start=700