Does anyone else feel that an EV should come with an EOL end of life date set by the manufacturer?
In the computer / smartphone world, companies will typically guarantee product support for 5 years, 7 years of parts, software updates, etc..
Any reason this doesn’t exist for EV’s? The way I see it is the lack of 3rd party replacement parts and with no incentive for these companies to make them (ever changing complex proprietary parts), I don’t realistically see myself owing one of these vehicles for more than 7-10 years due to the same reasons I won’t keep a phone for 10 years.
This is in stark contrast to the vehicles still on the road today such as my Dads old farm truck, a 1978 F350.
Anyone else feel the same way???
In the computer / smartphone world, companies will typically guarantee product support for 5 years, 7 years of parts, software updates, etc..
Any reason this doesn’t exist for EV’s? The way I see it is the lack of 3rd party replacement parts and with no incentive for these companies to make them (ever changing complex proprietary parts), I don’t realistically see myself owing one of these vehicles for more than 7-10 years due to the same reasons I won’t keep a phone for 10 years.
This is in stark contrast to the vehicles still on the road today such as my Dads old farm truck, a 1978 F350.
Anyone else feel the same way???
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