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This week’s EV digest showcases remarkable reliability with Slovak company Epur’s fleet of three electric vehicles—one nine years old with 95,000 km—reporting zero breakdowns. Meanwhile, real-world motorway range tests of the Toyota C-HR+ reveal efficiency at 120 km/h that challenges WLTP claims. Additional stories cover the Segway XYBER electric bike’s monstrous speed, Tesla’s legal victory in Sweden, OVO Energy’s takeover by EON, and practical DIY guides for EV maintenance.
Key Insights
The Epur case underscores that EV longevity and reliability surpass conventional expectations, debunking myths about battery and motor failures. For potential buyers, this suggests that high-mileage used EVs can be dependable purchases. Toyota’s C-HR+ test highlights that motorway range can be significantly lower than official figures, emphasizing the importance of real-world data for route planning. DIY enthusiasts benefit from guides like the AC recharge for Ford Edge/Lincoln MKX, applicable to many modern vehicles, while Tesla owners can consider emergency door pull cords for peace of mind. The energy sector shift with OVO/EON may affect EV charging tariffs, urging customers to explore smart tariffs like Intelligent Octopus Go for cheaper charging.
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Read the original digest at eCarsToday.com/category/videos.
