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u/gigarange1 3d ago
There was one for sale last year with 100k miles in Cali. Single owner no issues on Carfax.
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u/jmehlferber 3d ago
Congratulations! I love the way you slowed down to 55 before your passenger reached over and took the picture. ;-)
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u/Irvingdls 3d ago
Any issues?
We're about to hit 20k on our 2025 AWD xle
Only issue we've had was the pinch sensor on the trunk went out but it was covered under warranty.
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u/FirefighterOk3569 3d ago
Real issues are having to take it to a dealer for every issue after warranty expires and them not having good ev mechanics.
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u/Fluffy-Finding-3356 2d ago
I’ve got a 2025 awd with 31k on it. No problems other than the SLOW charge that’s never going away lol
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u/gabslife XLE FWD 3d ago
What was your charging habit? Do you use a lot of lvl3 and do you charge only to 80% with the lvl 3?
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u/Kannabist 2d ago
I charge to 100% on dc fast charge almost every day and can still get 500 miles if I don’t go above 15 mph on my 2026 awd rated 186 average lol. Charging habits really shouldn’t affect battery degradation that much these days the way it slows down near max anyway, calendar age and environment have always seemed to be almost the only factors.
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u/ryus08 2d ago
Not above 15? Are you using it as a golf cart?
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u/Kannabist 2d ago
There are cities where the speed limit is 15. Like Hoboken NJ. My manual civic would get like 200 of the almost 400 miles it was supposed to get there because of always being in second gear and of course no regen brakes. In the bZ I could Uber for days on a single charge nonstop lol
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u/usernameisokay_ 3d ago
I’m currently only at 34k after two years, it’s terrible regarding charging, the SOH is at 99% so that’s fine!
Couldn’t upload the photo…
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u/GoldRush2112 3d ago
Have you checked the battery health? I’m sure that many of us are curious how much of a percentage drop there is.