How long are we expecting the Stark battery to last (long term)

[Chaconne]

It will only be a matter of time until competition forces the prices down on batteries, while there will be increases in performance. And if 3k goes to 1.5k E will be an even better deal..

 

[Chaconne]

BTW, I hope that the price of power stations drops significantly as well since I'd really like to have one. Last time I checked, some days ago, they were still pretty expensive.

I got an EcoFlow Delta Pro ~1000.00 dollars off from a year or so ago 33% discount. Also portable solar panels are down a lot too. At least here in the US if the bullshit tariffs/taxes were taken off we could probably get panels for even less. You probably have the same in the EU.

 

[Theo]

I got an EcoFlow Delta Pro ~1000.00 dollars off from a year or so ago 33% discount. Also portable solar panels are down a lot too. At least here in the US if the bullshit tariffs/taxes were taken off we could probably get panels for even less. You probably have the same in the EU.

I've just checked: the same power station retails for 2,400 € discounted here. Refurbished ones don't cost much less than new ones. I hope it's just a matter of time and prices get lower here, too.

 

[Beagle]

Over 2000€ for 3.6 kWh and 45 kg is a lot. You can put additional batteries to extend it up to 25 kWh. Obviously price and weight would be eye watering (4300€ total with one extra 38 kg battery to get to 7.2 kWh). It could make sense if you can keep it stationary in your van?

Got to say it must be seen as a long-term investment, they use LFP batteries rated for 3 500 cycles at 80 %, that should get you covered for a good 30 years

 

[happyinmotion]

Let's look at the long term - I brought a power station in 2019. What I can buy now for the same money is half the price and half the weight.

 

[markhamr]

UK LEE you can change the charge rate on a surron easily
slow charging is best
battery life shouldn't be a problem on starks
or most other brands.
Its good to not let any battery run flat
but its not a killer they are hardy.

 

[markhamr]

The power station is worth twice as much now happy

 

[synics]

Our surron and freeride E have been in use for 3 and 2 years with no big drop off in how long each full charge lasts, What are people expecting from the stark and what is the manufactures warranty going to cover? At over £6000 a go I do not want to be buying many of those over the bikes lifetime or I might as well run 4 stroke MX bikes.

Did anyone run an Alta long enough to see a drop off in the battery?

Might it be possible to get the cells changed in the stark battery when the time does come?

Yes, I had a 2018 Alta MXR for 3 years, put 230 hours on it, around 2500 miles. Always charged it to 100% and ran it down to totally dead every ride. Towards the end I definitely saw a drop off in range. I will say though, I feel like mine got less range than others did from the get-go from the guy I bought it off of. I am a very aggressive rider though.

I also have an 72v 70ah electric bomber bike that I built from scratch in 2019, we still ride that on a regular basis as well, and that one does not get the range now that it used to either. It is what it is, you can't expect batteries to last forever just like anything else. Entropy always comes into the picture.

 

[UKLee]

UK LEE you can change the charge rate on a surron easily
slow charging is best
battery life shouldn't be a problem on starks
or most other brands.
Its good to not let any battery run flat
but its not a killer they are hardy.

No the surron only has one charge speed as far as I know, the freeride has fast and slow mostly charge it on slow to hopefully give the battery less of a hard time.