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Key Points:
  • Repair Frequency: According to Battery Technology Newspaper, electric vehicles (EVs) require repairs three times more often than gasoline vehicles.
  • Internal Combustion Engine vs. EVs:
    • Gasoline vehicles have been refined over 100 years, benefiting from extensive experience and engineering advancements.
    • EV technology is relatively new, with about 15-20 years of development. While progress has been made, manufacturers are still catching up in terms of quality and reliability.
    • EVs face unique challenges due to the different environments in which batteries are used, contributing to a higher repair frequency.
  • Considerations:
    • When deciding between a battery electric vehicle, a hybrid, or a gasoline internal combustion engine vehicle, it’s crucial to factor in the potential for higher repair rates with EVs.
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Okay, here's another piece of information you should have prior to making a decision to buy an electric vehicle. What is the repair frequency on them? Well, according to Battery Technology newspaper, EVs go in for repairs three times as much as gasoline vehicles. Internal combustion engine problems plague battery electric vehicles as manufacturers catch up in quality, so this is an important piece of information if you're considering an electric vehicle. With a full battery vehicle, you may have a higher-than-average repair frequency on those vehicles.

Here's why: they've been building gasoline vehicles for 100 years, right? And they have 100 years' worth of experience, knowledge, and wisdom built up over that technology. Sure, there are still problems, and they make mistakes, and they make new things, but they've had a lot of time to engineer all this. Battery electric vehicles have been around for, you know, 15-20 years depending on when you start counting it, so they're still learning. Certainly, it's not like starting from square one because a lot of the technology goes into other things, but putting it in vehicles that are on the road, used in different environments like a lot of vibration, and you know, driving is different than having batteries like in a forklift or some other type of device. This is the reason why some battery vehicles have higher problems—it's not that they're necessarily bad, but you do want to factor that in when you're considering whether or not you want a battery electric vehicle, a hybrid vehicle, or a full gasoline internal combustion engine vehicle.

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