SANZC02
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I can’t imagine anyone buying a car where you have to lease the battery. Seems the only way for them to make this work would be for a monthly subscription program or a manufacturers vehicle leasing program.
Then the video goes into if the battery falls below 70% they will replace it, that is what Tesla and Rivian do with their warrenty.
Then the video goes into if the battery falls below 70% they will replace it, that is what Tesla and Rivian do with their warrenty.
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