these plug-in cars have substantial battery warranties, usually in the realm of 8 years and 100,000 miles (some even longer), that cover all battery problems, including excessive loss of range.


Tesla's warranties do NOT cover any form of loss of range.

Autocar has U.K. roots. Note the lack of the Bolt in the article (which isn't be offered in the U.K.)

It's also a fluff piece, with not much guts - waste of time reading , IMO.

YOU posted this info twice on this forum. We really don't need multiple posts on the same subject.

This info was already posted on another thread on this forum. We really don't need multiple posts on the same subject.

Articles about this vehicle are very common. Appearance of these vehicles is very rare. The only information I am looking forward to reading about is "when will this vehicle be available for sale in North America".

I'll make a short comment on an older thread, with no new real info, just to 'bump' the thread to the top and make it look as if the forum is active and had useful info.

(At least I am honest about what I am doing... )

I'll make a short comment on an older thread, with no new real info, just to 'bump' the thread to the top and make it look as if the forum is active and had useful info.

(At least I am honest about what I am doing... )

I'll make a short comment on an older thread, with no new real info, just to 'bump' the thread to the top and make it look as if the forum is active and had useful info.

(At least I am honest about what I am doing... )

I'll make a short comment on an older thread, with no new real info, just to 'bump' the thread to the top and make it look as if the forum is active and had useful info.

(At least I am honest about what I am doing... )

I'll make a short comment on an older thread, with no new real info, just to 'bump' the thread to the top and make it look as if the forum is active and had useful info.

(At least I am honest about what I am doing... )