Since I once again have to get serious after a shitpost, Most EVs definitely don't, because most on the road are Teslas, and there is no oil to change in their regular service.
RojoSanIchiban
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oil
/smugEVdriver
Every series rewatch I still hope for something awful to happen to her when she's on screen, like maybe Kira will vaporize her, or a random light panel might explode rocks on her, or the Prophets will realize their mistake and erase her from history, knowing full-well where she ends up.
Gloriously well-written and perfectly acted.
Show me where it's required to create an account to use Firefox and I'll share in your outrage.
Whatever sad, evil Romulan wannabes that downvoted this deserve an all-expenses-paid trip to an Agonizer. Just sayin'.
I love that I (re x 250ish)watched this just yesterday and hate that I missed an entire day of memes that came from it.
I'm going to call whatever whiskey I pour during late evening hours "Ketracel White" from now on.
I think we need a Lucy / Dr. Chaotica crossover.
I fully support all Federation citizens' rights to love what they want.
Imma just leaving that there without further qualification.
*Calls Starfleet Medical, Psychology Division
Yippie Kai Winn, pataQ!
Stupid Wired article was stupid.
The motors are sealed and will last long beyond drivetrain warranty periods (which is 8 years, 120k miles on Model 3/Y). Battery packs do have a coolant that is intended to last the life of the vehicle, though I've heard of it being drained/replaced after maintenance where someone had failed valves in the coolant system.
ICE vehicles break down far faster, requiring loads more maintenance and parts replacement over their lives, even when properly maintained. More moving parts, more friction, more points of failure.