As with any car, there is always a possibility that electric cars can break down. In general, electric cars tend to break down less and cost less to repair than a standard combustion engine car, but that doesn’t mean they don’t require regular maintenance to keep them running smoothly.
Electric cars are overall less likely to break down compared to gas-powered cars because they are less mechanically complex. With an electric car you won’t need to:
Perform fluid changes such as engine oil
Replace brakes as often due to regenerative braking
Maintain all of the parts of a more complex standard combustion engine
If you drive carefully and know how much range your battery gets, you can make the possibility of your car running out of power on the side of the road almost nonexistent. A single electric car battery can last up to 10 years before being replaced.
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