Hyundai Launches Monthly Subscription

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One thing is for sure, would not want to buy one of those afterwards. Can just imagine many times they charge to 100% and leave it there, or how many times running to zero and leaving it there.
 
R P said:
One thing is for sure, would not want to buy one of those afterwards. Can just imagine many times they charge to 100% and leave it there, or how many times running to zero and leaving it there.
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I've never left my gas tank on empty and left it there. So that comment seems pretty silly.

As far as charging to 100%, I suspect to most folks will value their time over waiting for a full charge at a DC charger. If they charge at home, or a public L2 charger to 100%, I'm not sure we will see much of a battery degradation issue. Heck the traction battery has a 10 year warranty here in the states.
 
I just don't trust users of vehicles that they don't own. I have seen locally how the Prius EVO car share vehicles have been abused. And even rental cars are a mess after less than a couple years old.

I am sure these "subscription" deals will be attractive to some. Just saying I would never buy one after they are sold off.
 
R P said:
I just don't trust users of vehicles that they don't own. I have seen locally how the Prius EVO car share vehicles have been abused. And even rental cars are a mess after less than a couple years old.

I am sure these "subscription" deals will be attractive to some. Just saying I would never buy one after they are sold off.
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Well there are credit scores and age limits, so clearly they think that part of the solution to eliminating the abusive clientele.
 
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