> it’s that manufacturers have zero incentive to solve it. Your car becoming worthless after a decade suits them down to the ground. They've been aiming for th

> it’s that manufacturers have zero incentive to solve it. Your car becoming worthless after a decade suits them down to the ground. They've been aiming for the same or worse in regular cars for over a decade now. That being said, there is an incentive for EVs: competition from China: https://www.electrive.com/2026/01/19/byd-extends-battery-warranty-to-250000-kilometres/ https://www.electrive.com/2026/01/19/byd-extends-battery-war... Very much like when Japanese cars first got a foothold in the US.