>Are there any indications these cars fail so rarely? It's less that they fail often, in the traditional sense. The problem is that they are poorly manufactur

>Are there any indications these cars fail so rarely? It's less that they fail often, in the traditional sense. The problem is that they are poorly manufactured, and the flaws manifest themselves as major issues for owners eventually. In theory, the cars should fail less than ICE, by virtue of having fewer mechanical parts. What do owners do? Complain on Twitter and hope for the best.