An electric vehicle (EV) can be charged an unlimited number of times throughout its lifespan. Unlike internal combustion engine vehicles that require refuelling with limited fuel capacity, EVs can be charged whenever needed. EV batteries are designed to handle numerous charge cycles, which include both partial and full charges. The exact number of order cycles an EV battery can endure varies depending on factors such as battery chemistry, temperature conditions, charging habits, and overall battery management. With proper care and maintenance, an EV battery can retain a significant portion of its original capacity even after thousands of charge cycles, providing reliable and sustainable transportation for many years.