1. Date is 2022. 2. The article seems to be Tesla-hate clickbait to me. 3. It seems like the battery got wet, and the dude seems surprised that his battery st

1. Date is 2022. 2. The article seems to be Tesla-hate clickbait to me. 3. It seems like the battery got wet, and the dude seems surprised that his battery stopped working. 4. Dude bought a car in an early production run from a new manufacturer, drove it for 9-10 years, and then is shocked when something went wrong (possibly due to user error) after that decade. Unreasonable expectations, imho. 5. He was still offered $20k (Canadian) for his car basically for parts, so there is still a vibrant market from other owners of this type of car. There are plenty of things that are valid complaints about Tesla cars and Tesla the company, but this is not one of them, imo.