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Most deep cycle lead acid batteries are heavy with lead. I have been using AGMs in an off grid solar cabin in Colorado since 2007. I keep telling myself that if they ever die I will replace them with Li-Ion. They keep on working if well cared for. The only issue with lead acid is that they can phosphate is left partially charged for a long periods. Li-ion likes 50% charge, lead acid wants to be at 100% charge. Lead acid, also has a higher self-discharge rate than Li-ion. I don't see how either of these is an issue for the low voltage side of an EV car.