Oh this was in a hypothetical for the future of the car “Ok but you’re still saving a lot of money on not buying gas at ever rising prices until then right.”
I know I was just poking fun at the classic move of being afraid of something that has never happened, in order to avoid making a good choice to make your life better.
This is correct, they sell them to people who can’t afford $50,000 - $80,000 for a new AmeriKKKan/Occupied Korean EV who then have to replace the battery once it gets too degraded to drive to the next major city.
No one has ever bought a replacement battery for the EV they bought new. (Prove me wrong)
Oh this was in a hypothetical for the future of the car “Ok but you’re still saving a lot of money on not buying gas at ever rising prices until then right.”
I know I was just poking fun at the classic move of being afraid of something that has never happened, in order to avoid making a good choice to make your life better.
Oh yeah gotcha.
This is correct, they sell them to people who can’t afford $50,000 - $80,000 for a new AmeriKKKan/Occupied Korean EV who then have to replace the battery once it gets too degraded to drive to the next major city.
Our used EV cost $10,000. It is ten years old and has a range of about 150 miles. Ten years ago, it had a range of about 160 miles.
Battery replacement isn’t the problem skeptics make it out to be.
I had to get my battery on a new EV replaced about six month after I got it. Warranty covered it all and the new one’s had no problems.