Obviously those have reliability issues (which, have mostly been fixed to my knowledge, as the design defect was fixed), but how is that any different from the

Obviously those have reliability issues (which, have mostly been fixed to my knowledge, as the design defect was fixed), but how is that any different from the myriad of issues of 'high complexity' gas powered cars? Everyone tells you to avoid older Mercedes S-class cars, precisely because there's so much random crap that can break. Seems like most EVs trend away from those gimmicks, though. It's mostly on touchscreens, which don't really have meaningful failure mechanisms, unlike all the mechanical contrivances in say, an S-class.