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I would suggest that any car you can obtain now will be obsolete in 10 years: Either the car is electric, and the battery will wear out in 3-5 years OR The c
by cbhl 5y ago
I would suggest that any car you can obtain now will be obsolete in 10 years:
Either the car is electric, and the battery will wear out in 3-5 years
OR
The car takes gas, and you'll need to replace it (with an electric one, or carbon capture to offset its emissions) within 10 years to avoid catastrophic global warming
- avianlyric 5y ago> Either the car is electric, and the battery will wear out in 3-5 years More like 8-12 years. [0] https://www.carmagazine.co.uk/electric/how-long-do-electric-car-batteries-last/ https://www.carmagazine.co.uk/electric/how-long-do-electric-...
- momirlan 5y agoNo worries, it will burn in 2 years...
- micromacrofoot 5y agomost electric cars have batteries warrantied for 8 years... there are EVs on the road with batteries older than that today (the Nissan Leaf was originally released 12 years ago)
- pengaru 5y agoBatteries are wear items, you don't throw your car away when the tires run out of tread.
- yftsui 5y agoBatteries cost significantly higher than tire, it is not an equivalent comparison. How many people chose to replace batteries inside their phones instead of getting a new phone?