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1,20,000 km with my 2020 ZS EV: How I calculated battery degradation | Team-BHP (www.team-bhp.com)

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1,20,000 km with my 2020 ZS EV: How I calculated battery degradation | Team-BHP

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago)

I'm not terribly familiar myself, but if I know correctly, they have a term called lakh, meaning one hundred thousand, like a dozen means twelve in English.

They use it extensively, so Indian English is not primarily using thousand and million, but thousand and lakh, so if they saw 150k, their instinct is to look at it as 1.5 lakh, hence the separation.

So it's how they write 150,000.