The new EV value correction introduced by DAT is a DAT vehicle valuation specifically for electric vehicles (EVs). With it, DAT is for the first time offering a standardised process for taking the battery's actual state of health (SoH) into account when valuating a vehicle. The EV value correction considers the actually measured SoH for the battery when valuating an electric vehicle. The following factors are considered: SoH (= State of Health) Warranty conditions Battery capacity Battery replacement cost (consisting of the cost of replacement parts and the vehicle-specific labour costs) Vehicle age Mileage ... and other factors, such as those used in the DAT vehicle valuation for cars with petrol or diesel engines. In SilverDAT 3 you can choose whether you want to use the EV value correction option during the vehicle valuation.