@ZioPaperone6908@lotharlindinger Could you please show the road segment on map, please? I would like to check something on internals of maps sources for the car. Thanks
If you drive a hybrid – may God help you.
This is our final warning: unless you own a diamond mine, an oil rig in Kuwait, a chain of gas stations, or a Vaseline factory – do not buy used hybrids with more than 100,000 km. You are entirely dependent on purchasing a new battery that costs over €10,000, and sometimes more than €20,000. These vehicles are not repairable because replacement cells do not exist, and the battery together with the drivetrain integrated into the automatic transmission was never designed to be serviceable. You cannot replace just one cell – when the first one fails, the rest are already worn out as they age in parallel.
Small batteries under 20 kWh survive about 2,000 charging cycles, which in practice is 40,000–90,000 km. That is why manufacturers placed warranties up to 100,000 km. After the warranty expires, these vehicles end up in poorer countries, causing massive economic and ecological damage. Those who believed hybrids were a “transition” to EVs end up with losses, debt, bankruptcies, and disappointment, claiming that “electrification is a scam.” When they finally realize the car cannot be repaired, they try to “patch it up” temporarily just to sell it and scam the next buyer.
For such end-of-life batteries we offer no service or repair, nor do we participate in attempts to deceive the next owner.
CO₂ import incentives for hybrids must be abolished immediately because they are in fact a bigger environmental disaster than Dieselgate. The CO₂ footprint of a Golf 2 1.6D burning 2 liters of oil per 100 km is still lower than that of a hybrid. A hybrid is not an electric vehicle – with its current design it completely destroys the reputation of true EVs.
Once again, we remind and inform customers: hybrids over 100,000 km have unrepairable batteries, and full replacement is required. New batteries are not available on the open market – only from authorized dealers. Used ones are risky and very likely already partially defective.
So, drive either pure gasoline, mild-hybrid, or pure electric. If you buy a PHEV – you will soon end up bankrupt.
To repeat loud and clear: BATTERIES ARE NOT REPAIRABLE. FULL REPLACEMENT IS REQUIRED – either with a used “cat in the bag” or a new one for €20,000.
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