Figure shows the state-of-health (SOH) degradation trajectories as a function of equivalent full cycles (EFC) (SOH is defined based on the C/2 constant current discharge capacity obtained from the RPT), for cells discharged at the same average C-rate (C/10, C/5 or C/2), either dynamically (in grey) or under constant current conditions (in color). We observe that constant current profiles give among the lowest cycle life across all average C-rates (with end-of-life (EoL) defined as 85 % SOH). Figure highlights that, from constant current to periodic profiles to synthetic and real driving profiles, the more realistic the discharge, the greater the gain in lifetime. These results confirm that constant current cycling is not representative of realistic usage conditions.