▲ | rickydroll 2 days ago | |
Your warranty should cover the battery swap. I know my Chevy Volt's warranty is 150,000 miles or 10 years. It may only be 100,000. The length of the warranty depends on whether you live in a CARB state. If a dealer charges you between $10K to $12K for a swap out, that's the "fuck you for not buying a car that makes the dealership more money" price. Several third-party vendors refurbish and sell EV batteries for much less. I know what you mean by not having a heat pump sucking. The Volt has resistive heating for wintertime, and it definitely drains the battery. I dress warm and use the seat heaters when I'm driving by myself. | ||
▲ | cogman10 2 days ago | parent | next [-] | |
I'm outside the range. I have 170,000 miles | ||
▲ | toast0 2 days ago | parent | prev [-] | |
> The length of the warranty depends on whether you live in a CARB state. Does it matter where you live, or where the vehicle was originally purchased/registered? |