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> ICE cars don't really lose range, but they do degrade faster in ways that EVs don't I understand ICE have more moving parts, but this doesn't really hold up.
by culi 3y ago
> ICE cars don't really lose range, but they do degrade faster in ways that EVs don't
I understand ICE have more moving parts, but this doesn't really hold up. If you DON'T INCLUDE battery costs, then EVs begin to be cheaper in maintenance after ~3 years (in the first 3 months they cost ~2.3x more in maintenance and this figure gradually reduces). However, there have not been significant studies that go beyond this range which is when battery issues/replacements start to factor in. I wouldn't be surprised if after 10 years maintenance costs for EVs would again be higher than for ICE
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