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5 years is long term? hahahah. If any car requires major maintenance and repair cost it's a lemon! or had been abused. Wait till EVs need repairs at year 8 and beyond, all of its parts and labour are more expensive than ICE car at the moment. I'm not just talking about batteries which will pretty much write off your EV if it needs replacement. For example, AC or heat pump costs more to replace than AC units in a ICE car, among many other things. Battery pack is the biggest risk. If just one module or cell goes bad,, or BMS circuit is fried, the entire pack needs to be replaced. Rarely can they be taken apart and repaired. Whereas, a ICE car's engine can be repaired at fraction of cost (timing belt, spark plugs, coolant pumps etc. ) Yes, there are many more things can go wrong in ICE cars, but each repair is much less than the entire battery pack of an EV. A well built and maintained ICE car shouldn't have things constantly go wrong with it, especially it's from reliable brands such as Toyota and such. European brands will bankrupt you when they are old though, it depends on brands and model .
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