GLE450e - charging recommended to 80%?








I was told by the dealer it's 10 years / 150k miles for the battery warranty. Why do you think it varies by state? I will see if I can find some specific literature. Thanks!
I think PHEV like hybrids are designed for frequent full charge / discharge.




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I was told by the dealer it's 10 years / 150k miles for the battery warranty. Why do you think it varies by state? I will see if I can find some specific literature. Thanks!
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so it is not being cycle stressed the way you think
my bet is even if you discharge to 0 and charge to 100 you will be onto your next vehicle before the battery performance degrades.




so it is not being cycle stressed the way you think
my bet is even if you discharge to 0 and charge to 100 you will be onto your next vehicle before the battery performance degrades.








If you don’t trust Mercedes technology to do a better job than you, time for a different brand.




If you don’t trust Mercedes technology to do a better job than you, time for a different brand.




They (and I) don't pay attention to individual cell activity, since there's no practical way to balance or replace them individually. I do check individual cells on my FLA batteries with a hydrometer to ensure that they don't need equalization, though.
My 25 year old Porter Cable battery tools are still alive, although 2 of the 4 batteries are near life's end.
It's what we all do in this day of battery-driven everything.
If I leave any of my cars un-driven for a week, it's on my CTEK maintainer. I expect at least seven years out of all my car batteries - AGM, VRLA or FLA. I've met those expectations for decades.
Last edited by mikapen; Feb 26, 2025 at 03:05 PM.
They (and I) don't pay attention to individual cell activity, since there's no practical way to balance or replace them individually. I do check individual cells on my FLA batteries with a hydrometer to ensure that they don't need equalization, though.
My 25 year old Porter Cable battery tools are still alive, although 2 of the 4 batteries are near life's end.
It's what we all do in this day of battery-driven everything.
If I leave any of my cars un-driven for a week, it's on my CTEK maintainer. I expect at least seven years out of all my car batteries - AGM, VRLA or FLA. I've met those expectations for decades.
The most I have heard of a car battery lasting is 10 years, but I don’t doubt that even a bit longer would be possible.
Last edited by MB2timer; Feb 26, 2025 at 05:19 PM. Reason: +out
The battery warranty is 10 years is a great safety net.
I think a more serious concern is not using your ICE frequently enough in the city and it being called into action without a warm up period.








similarly 0% charge may not mean the battery is fully depleted but that the do not want it to deplete further.
in fact when my vehicle reads zero I still get the engine shutting off any running only in battery in hybrid operation




similarly 0% charge may not mean the battery is fully depleted but that the do not want it to deplete further.
in fact when my vehicle reads zero I still get the engine shutting off any running only in battery in hybrid operation
There was the similar discussion on that model in that forum over MB deletion of DC charging on that model
https://mbworld.org/forums/s-class-w...580e-mean.html
Battery voltage is not linear with state of charge. It is a flat curve with a sudden drop off. So voltage alone is hard to interpret.





