They probably will. Most vehicle manufacturers offer support for a fairly long time post-production, and there's always a plethora of aftermarket alternatives f

They probably will. Most vehicle manufacturers offer support for a fairly long time post-production, and there's always a plethora of aftermarket alternatives for most cars. Even in terms of computers, there's a massive range out there (from companies like Adaptronics, Link, Haltech, etc) when you have to move away from an OEM unit. Already if you look at the EV scene, there's a huge variety of motor controllers/inverters/etc to choose from. I think keeping older EV's running in the future won't be too hard for people.