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Anyone here on a 2nd hand EV? What has the buying/ ownership experience been like so far? (lemmy.world)
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Anything, really. But of particular interest is how the range holds up from the original stated, powertrain degradation if any, and other general stuff like fit and finish, electronic gremlins, weather effects etc. Thanks in advance!

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[โ€“] [email protected] 7 points 3 months ago

I've had a second hand Leaf and currently drive a second hand Zoe. They are the two best cars I've ever had.

The Leaf was quite old, but the battery was still over 90%. It definitely might have something to do with living in Northern England, though - our climate isn't exactly stressful for batteries!

The Zoe was only a few years old, and the battery is essentially as new. I only replaced the Leaf because my sister-in-law lives over an hour away, and we couldn't do the return trip on a single charge.