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8/13/2023 12:00:31 PM
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Section 16: EV Issues Subject: EV suppliers in financial trouble Msg# 1191093
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Would it surprise anyone that the EV's are very costly to insure.? Several factors include:
< EV Dealers must make the repairs to meet their specialized requirements, with higher costs. < Very heavy EV weights from the heavy batteries make driver control more sensitive. < Heavy EV weights produce greater damage in collisions < High vehicle costs mean very expensive insurance replacements if vehicle is totaled. < High costs of parts needing replacement, < Expensive batteries --$5 K to $15K can suffer damage from fender bender accidents < Batteries can spontaneously catch fire. They're very hard to extinguish. And usually the EV is totaled. |
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For reference, the above message is a reply to a message where: YES The doors as well as the windows work electrically. So they can stop working. Nerve wracking Consumer Reports now says the EV's have the worst service records for defective parts, beyond just the battery & fire problems. The worst two problems I've heard are: Steering wheel coming off while driving --Tesla; and wheel lug nuts working themselves loose, making wheels come off -- Toyota EV.. Click Here Also, there's the issue of charging stations out of service -- as many as half or 70% of charging stations not working in some published studies. Tesla "spontaneously caught fire"
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