How LFP and NMC Batteries Actually Age: The 2026 Update
Most Tesla owners do not know which battery they have. And almost everyone is following advice meant for the wrong chemistry. LFP and NMC batteries age completely differently, charge differently, and respond differently to heat and cold. This video breaks down both side by side using the most recent 2026 real world data. If you drive a Model 3, Model Y, Model S, or Model X this applies to you. Not sure which battery you have? Go to your Tesla app, tap your car, then check under software. It will show either LFP or NMC next to your battery type. 0:00 Why LFP and NMC age differently 0:49 Which battery you have 1:22 Battery degrades over time 2:37 Charging to 100% 3:51 Heat tolerance 4:53 Cold weather performance 6:00 Supercharging frequency thresholds 7:14 Long-term longevity data 8:42 Which battery better 9:50 Bonus tip 10:53 Outro 🔔 Subscribe for practical Tesla ownership advice without the hype / @simple_car_fix

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