Which is a bummer, because they should be easier to fix than a gas car.

What's even in them? Batteries, a motor or two, regular suspension and interior, a control module, and a few plug in accessories.

No timing chain, no serpentine belt, no fuel injectors, pumps, or filters. None of the difficult repairs of a gas car.

I did a decent chunk of research on EVs back in school because I was thinking about building one; I am consistently boggled by how badly manufacturers have Black Boxed these things.