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I've had my tesla model 3 for 2 years and haven't had to do any maintenance on it whatsoever. I've also been driving it a good amount and haven't noticed any ba
by jliptzin 5y ago
I've had my tesla model 3 for 2 years and haven't had to do any maintenance on it whatsoever. I've also been driving it a good amount and haven't noticed any battery degradation (I'm good about charging it to recommended levels). At this point I don't see any reason why it wouldn't last 10 years.
- _huayra_ 5y agoI kinda wish there was a good electric car that wasn't so cloud-connected though. Tesla has done some pretty good things wrt engineering (e.g. see Munro Live on youtube) due to out-of-the-box thinking and a lack of sunk costs in existing "parts box" parts, but I would rather not have Tesla be able to decide to "remove" some features if I purchase the car second-hand [0] The most trouble-free cars I still go for are used Lexus sedans, especially those driven previously be senior citizens. Not always the coolest but man I never have to worry about anything on it. [0] https://jalopnik.com/teslas-removal-of-features-on-used-cars-appears-to-be-i-1842382846 https://jalopnik.com/teslas-removal-of-features-on-used-cars...
- ffggvv 5y agothat’s easy to claim after 2 years.. would be troubling if it had many issues up until then