

To be honest I feel very uncomfortable buying an EV on the used market. Mainly because you don’t know how the battery was charged/used.
The recommendation is to keep the battery between 10 and 90 or 20 and 80 for battery longevity. But a lot of cars ending up on the second hand market are leasecars. And they don’t care about the battery that much as they’ll return it anyway in 4 years.
If you buy a 2nd hand car that is 4 years old and your battery is ducked after 3, you might as well buy a new one given the cost. Something I feel is less of a risk when buying 2nd hand ICE cars ( though the clutch on those cars is usually ducked because people need to start-stop like a racedriver because reasons ).
I like the timer and the error icon on a fail. I can’t recall how often I think: damn this is taking too long. I should’ve timed the command