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Is swapping batteries socially acceptable now? IIUC, the big problem is that people didn't want to end up with a worse battery than their current one.
by lesuorac 1y ago
Is swapping batteries socially acceptable now?
IIUC, the big problem is that people didn't want to end up with a worse battery than their current one.
- ricardobeat 1y agoWith frequent swapping it’s not a big concern. Batteries that become unhealthy are taken out of circulation, so you’re guaranteed a minimum level of performance, and can always swap again.
- cjrp 1y agoAnd of course you can always purchase a Swap Premium membership, to guarantee only batteries which still have > 90% capacity are used for your vehicle!
- therealpygon 1y agoWait. You mean I’d have the option to use perfectly fine batteries that would be more available and save money? Sounds pretty good.
- cjrp 1y agoAbsolutely! For even more savings, why not try out ad-supported CommuterLite package?
- deburo 1y agoPerhaps this will end up being a non-problem if all the cars are owned by car sharing (taxis) operators.