US EditionDrivers face lesser-known EV issues like motion sickness
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Drivers face lesser-known EV issues like motion sickness
Electric vehicles have 79 per cent more reliability issues than traditional (gas-engine) vehicles, including battery wear and software glitches, some of which could impact long-term durability, according to European online auction platform eCarsTrade. However, EV drivers are also starting to face lesser known issues. Based on Filipp Sevostianov, CEO of eCarsTrade, one of those problems is that regenerative braking makes EV drivers nauseous. Alth…
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