> Serviceability of cars in general is becoming worse, but this has nothing to do with the drive-train. That's precisely the point the presenter of the confere

> Serviceability of cars in general is becoming worse, but this has nothing to do with the drive-train. That's precisely the point the presenter of the conference was making. She even explicitly mentions there's actually good, repairable products in the electric motorbike category. Still, that's a sad situation that's damaging to the environment and to the countless trapped customers who have a mechanically-valid car but can't drive it due to electronics/software shenanigans. Given that electric cars are marketed as an alternative to save the planet, we could reasonably expect that they be held to a higher serviceability standard... not higher than ICE vehicles mind you, just higher than the "fuck you buy a new car" attitude all car makers are displaying right now.