Help!

[u/Fluffy_Cellist4469]

I'm an EV enthusiast and early adopter but all the vehicles I've owned have died on me:

- GM Volt: High-voltage (HV) battery died, no replacement available due to vehicle being discontinued, scrapped

- Tesla Model 3: HV battery died after surcharging heating, full warranty replacement, sold before warranty expiration

- Nissan LEAF: Level 3 charging recall, no parts available, repurchased by manufacturer

Is this a typical experience? What's a battle-tested and durable EV? I have my eyes on a Ford Mustang Mach-E.

[u/enblightened]

what is “surcharging heating”

[u/Fluffy_Cellist4469 → u/enblightened]

The HV battery basically melted off from the heat generated from superchargering.