>In a nutshell, you don't want right now to actually own an electric car past its warranty, you'd be better served by long renting or similar If you can tolera

>In a nutshell, you don't want right now to actually own an electric car past its warranty, you'd be better served by long renting or similar If you can tolerate the risk, a used, out-of-warranty ev can be pretty economical. You'd want to do something to evaluate the condition of the battery, and then accept that there is some probability of a battery failure that will not be worth fixing.