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> Hertz, admitting that its newly purchased EVs are twice as expensive to fix as its gas cars. Well that's concerning. But the link in the sentence doesn't giv
by alkonaut 3y ago
> Hertz, admitting that its newly purchased EVs are twice as expensive to fix as its gas cars.
Well that's concerning. But the link in the sentence doesn't give any information about this?
- bryanlarsen 3y agoMost Hertz Tesla's are rented out to Uber drivers, who put a lot more wear and tear on their cars than the typical rental vehicle.
- alkonaut 3y agoYeah but that doesn't really motivate saying "its newly purchased EVs are twice as expensive to fix as its gas cars." Any reasonable interpretation of that is that they are much more expensive to repair for the same damage, or service for the same service interval/distance driven, or similar. If "it's twice as expensive to maintain the cars that are driven twice as much" then that would be exactly what's expected and not be an argument for buying less EVs at all?
- bryanlarsen 3y agoYes, it should have been expected, but wasn't due to sheer incompetence on Hertz's part.