Used electric or hybrid cars require different attention before purchase, unlike a combustion car
Our stores and dealerships are already receiving a reasonable volume of used electric vehicles. So what, to buy one of them, is it more complicated than a combustion car or not?
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It depends. Let’s consider a pure electric car. It has a much smaller number of mechanical components, it is suspension, steering and brakes. It has no engine or gearbox, however, it has the battery, which may be a problem unless analyzed at a dealership or a specialized company determines the residual charge capacity.
The hybrid car, on the other hand, requires greater care, as it has the combustion engine with all its problems, the battery and the electronic system that manages the combustion engine and the electric engine.
