EVs LESS reliable than regular cars! | MGUY Australia #electriccar #electricvehicle
Jun 20, 2025•Channel
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PublishedJun 20, 2025
Duration0:57
Video IDTj2DIuMGOiI
Languageen
CategoryAutos & Vehicles
PrivacyPublic
Made for KidsNo
Video TypeYouTube Short
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Views10.4K
Likes735
Comments51
Engagement Rate7.53%
Likes per 100 views7.05
Comments per 1K views4.89
Video Tags
#buying an electric car#electric car#electric car fire#electric car vs petrol car#electric cars#electric cars 2023#electric cars 2024#electric cars are not the future#electric cars future#electric cars on fire#electric cars suck#electric cars vs gas cars#electric vehicle#electric vehicle crisis#electric vehicle fire#electric vehicles#ev battery explosion#ev battery fire#ev charging#ev fires
Description
EVs are not only more likely to break down, but also if they do, they're LESS likely to be fixable at the side of the road...
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