The Japanese government is initiating a move to share deterioration data with respect to Electric Vehicle (EV) batteries. This initiative aims to facilitate better understanding within the industry, promote technological advancements, and instill better user confidence in EV durability. This program is aligned with the country's commitment to reducing emissions and promoting clean energy alternatives.

Electric Vehicle adoption is a significant focus in Japan, which aims to have purely electric or hybrid vehicles by the mid-2030s. Japanese society values technological innovations, environmental conservation, and the efficient use of domestic resources. This news symbolizes a combination of all three social values and indicates the government's proactive role in driving the EV industry.

In the US and EU, similar data collection and sharing practices exist but are often handled by individual companies and sometimes shared within industry consortiums or research institutions. Unlike Japan where the government initiates this action, such initiatives are usually not directly overseen by the governments in the US or EU.