National Post —
The dirty little huge secret — ar at least ONE of them — about electric cars is starting to reveal itself. The batteries die, the warranty is over, and now what? “The National Post conducted an informal survey of Western Canadian Nissan dealerships to ask the cost of replacing a battery pack on a 2013 Nissan Leaf. Estimates ranged from $8,000 to an eyewatering $30,953.28 plus $1,200 in labour.“ That’s what.
¶ So yeah, electric cars are not ready for prime time. But thanks for subsidizing all that junk that will now end up in our landfills, governments.
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