alt Hacker NewsThat's mostly a Tesla thing, isn't it? The traditional western car manufacturers figured this out many decades ago.
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boogiewoogie23 • today at 5:49 PM
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That's mostly a Tesla thing, isn't it? The traditional western car manufacturers figured this out many decades ago.
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Ish. Traditional car manufacturers had this figured out but intentionally dropped the plot over the last couple decades because make number go up. Net result: my wife had a mouse die in a vent duct in her 2 year old SUV. We drove a dealership loaner for 8 months waiting for parts. They ended up replacing the entire dash assembly (including gauge clusters, and infotainment unit). Many (most?) modern car transmissions aren't field-serviceable because no parts are available. Any issue with the transmission means the entire unit gets replaced.