The amount of EV misinformation in this thread is staggering. There's heaps of Tesla cars that have done very significant mileage. And as battery technology im

The amount of EV misinformation in this thread is staggering. There's heaps of Tesla cars that have done very significant mileage. And as battery technology improves, early generations have been covered by very generous warranties. Here's one such story, finding others would be a low effort undertaking: https://youtu.be/1m5gs8mki8o?si=jfDT9NyZTdCL5rmm https://youtu.be/1m5gs8mki8o?si=jfDT9NyZTdCL5rmm Those with 300-400k mileage cars, being earlier generations, a good number have had their battery replaced under warranty with new units. Reliability has only improved over the years, and again, the warranty time has been generous - unlimited km on earlier ones. (My '22 LR3 is 8 year /192k KM, I've only done 19k KM over 2 years, so the limit won't be an issue. I plan on having it for at least that long. Oh and that's at least ~70% charged by rooftop PV). Also: Other manufacturers are clearly playing catch up to Tesla, but they are getting there.