Battery health without guesswork Traction battery diagnostics and BHV valuation
A reliable battery assessment combines BMS parameter readings, cell-health analysis and a valuation of the battery's real market value. Buyers, sellers and vehicle owners can then make decisions based on measured data.
01 What does an EV battery test show?
The test begins with a non-invasive reading of data stored by the battery management system. We analyse SOH, usable capacity, cell voltage and balance, internal resistance, temperature and charging history. Comparing more than 50 parameters helps identify uneven wear, degradation and faults that a normal test drive cannot reveal. Mobile diagnostics can be completed before an electric car or plug-in hybrid is bought or sold.
Explore mobile diagnostics →02 How does cell health affect battery value?
The traction battery accounts for a substantial share of an EV's value, so age and mileage alone cannot support a credible valuation. The BHV algorithm combines measurements, cell condition, available capacity and market data. The result is an estimated residual value and a clear indicator that supports negotiation, risk assessment, leasing, insurance and long-term vehicle planning.
Learn about BHV valuation →03 Why obtain a battery certificate?
A Voltified certificate presents the diagnostic result in a clear, verifiable document. It records battery condition, key parameters and safety at the time of testing, with a status that can be checked online. Buyers gain protection from expensive surprises while sellers receive credible evidence of vehicle condition. The same standard supports dealers, fleets, assessors, banks and insurers.
See the certification standard → When should battery health be checked?
Diagnostics are valuable before buying a used EV because they verify the seller's claims and help estimate future costs. When selling, a report and certificate document battery condition and support the asking price. Regular measurements also help owners and fleets monitor degradation, plan maintenance, replacement or second-life use. The result reflects parameters read during the actual test, providing a much fuller picture than dashboard range, vehicle age or mileage alone.