If we were to compare lithium batteries and lead-acid batteries, what factors should we consider to understand which is the best energy choice?

First of all, compared to traditional lead-acid batteries, lithium batteries are more compact and lighter, and can be recharged several times without decreasing efficiency.

Lithium batteries also have a charging efficiency of up to 96% compared to 75% for traditional batteries.

Lithium batteries also charge faster and can be interrupted without damage, unlike lead-acid batteries where interrupted charging leads to damage.

Compared to traditional batteries, lithium batteries boast zero maintenance and zero gas production, cutting costs.

A lithium battery lasts 75% longer than a lead-acid one.

A lead-acid battery does not have any associated safety devices, unlike a lithium battery.

Due to the energy density of lithium batteries, they are at higher risk of inflammation than traditional ones.

For the same energy, lithium batteries are more expensive than traditional batteries.

Last but not least, the green transition will lead us to see more and more lithium batteries around, thanks to their sustainability.