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Flash Memory Wear Killing Older Tesla's Due to Excessive Data Logging: Report
With electric vehicles now on the market in masses and coming of age, we’re starting to see the real culprits of aging. For internal combustion engines, the types of components that age are quite well known, but we’ve always assumed that electric cars would have much longer lifespans due to the simplicity of their moving parts – or rather, the lack of moving parts. Now, according to a report on In
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UPDATE: Tesla Cars Have A Memory Problem That May Cost You A Lot To Repair
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