What do you do when your EV battery finally dies?

Welcome to our Survey

Thank you for taking the time to answer our short survey. Your views will be really helpful in making sure the product stewardship scheme works for EV owners.

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* 1. If you end up with a car that you think has a dead battery (i.e. one you couldn't sell), where would you find out what to do with it? Please choose the top 3 most useful options from the following :

Scan a QR code on the car or battery that takes me to a dedicated website

Dedicated website

Information given to me by my mechanic/towing company

Information posted to me by NZTA, or other Government agency

Information provided by the dealer I got the car from

Information given to me when I register or warrant my vehicle

Information on social media (like this site)

Other (please specify)

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* 2. If you think your car has a dead battery, what options are you most likely to try? Please rank the options below:

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* 3. Under a product stewardship scheme consumers will be able to hand in a dead battery for at no cost. To encourage more people to hand in batteries we could offer a refund or 'bounty' for bringing a battery (in the car) back to an accredited recycler. What do you think would work best (bear in mind a bounty might mean the car costs more new)?

Free to take back is all we need

$50 Bounty

$100 Bounty

$200 Bounty

$300 Bounty

Other (please specify)