Yes, but why?
Also why do you consider a petrol engine with over 3,000 parts simple?
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Why when comparing a Tesla to say a 1990 ford f150 would you say the truck isn’t simple? There are so many things to break on a Tesla, you often times wait a long time to repair because parts are back ordered including having to use an authorized and specialized technician to do the repair. And you don’t own a Tesla in the same way you would own a 1990 f150. You can do the repairs yourself on the truck, and mod it, and pick your parts OEM or aftermarket and find a ton of technicians that can work on it. So like I said. I’ll stick to my v8 gas powered vehicles and stay away from electric ones. That’s just my preference.
I don’t think the comparison is valid. Electric motors are simple and never go wrong, batteries never go wrong. Their is no servicing required, ever. If you need to get your car repaired it has either been involved in an accident or there was an error made in manufacturing.
We’ve had two minors repairs required (both our fault), the technician came to the car, we let him in remotely, he fixed the problem and left. We were charged for one repair (a broken wing mirror) and the other was complimentary (we hung an umbrella on the charge port release strap meaning it would not rapid charge).