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> The source article highlights the so-called “E-Axle” used by BYD, which is comprised of eight different components. > It includes not only the motor, inverter
by auguzanellato 2y ago
> The source article highlights the so-called “E-Axle” used by BYD, which is comprised of eight different components.
> It includes not only the motor, inverter, transmission and controller but also the onboard AC charger, the DC-to-DC converter and the battery monitoring system (BMS).
Sounds like that if one of those ever needs replacement you might as well just replace the whole car.
- robocat 2y agoMore likely you get a cheap replacement from a wrecked car. And when assemblies are common, workshops learn how to fix them. I avoid buying cars with low volumes and custom parts: if anything is broken then it is expensive and slow to fix.