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Which aspects of using or owning an EV cause you the most problems?
Same here!I've found that my biggest pain is battery replacement.
It's way too fun to drive EV and I end up killing the battery on my remaining ICE vehicle.
Ditto just had to put a new battery on the VX220 to get it to it's MOT test and that is trying to remember to use a trickle charger between it and the bike.Well, I run a hybrid garage (2 Teslas and a BMW X5).
I've found that my biggest pain is battery replacement... on my BMW X5.
It's way too fun to drive EV and I end up killing the battery on my remaining ICE vehicle.
I'm glad that none of my EVs have such devices... It makes it easier to earn "points" on Deathrace 2000...It isn't really a pain point... more an annoyance but I hate pedestrian warning sounds! IMO we don't need pedestrian warning sounds at all. I was in a car park last week and a new Mini rolled by. It was every bit as quiet as an EV. That doesn't need a warning sound and nor should EVs IMO![]()
New Car,new "Updated" tomtom maps,Map data still a couple of years out of date..Which aspects of using or owning an EV cause you the most problems?
You should not need to, but buying a sub £100 TomTom with Lifetime Maps and stuck to your screen is really all that is needed.New Car,new "Updated" tomtom maps,Map data still a couple of years out of date..
I'd rather be happy with the already installed one being fully functional...You should not need to, but buying a sub £100 TomTom with Lifetime Maps and stuck to your screen is really all that is needed.
I agree. I am 'blessed' with a choice of 3 on my Zoe. And the first thing I do each time I get in the car is to deactivate it!It isn't really a pain point... more an annoyance but I hate pedestrian warning sounds! IMO we don't need pedestrian warning sounds at all. I was in a car park last week and a new Mini rolled by. It was every bit as quiet as an EV. That doesn't need a warning sound and nor should EVs IMO![]()