I Bought a High-Mileage Electric Car with a Bad Battery

I wish EV makers would publish stats on what happens when the battery is nearly dead.

Some EV's can still drive, but with a reduced range.

Other EV's pop up a light on the dashboard and won't drive at all.

When buying an old vehicle with a dying battery, it really matters which is the case, because typically it won't be worth replacing the battery.

The link goes to the comments, here's the correct link: https://www.theautopian.com/i-bought-a-high-mileage-electric...

TL;DR (maybe inaccurate because I couldn't be bothered to read carefully): he fell in love with the car, lots of blah blah about "should I buy it or not", he decided to buy it but with a back-out clause if the battery health test (which he asked the dealer to do) says it's below 80%, dealer said the battery s not that good anymore, he found some CA EV guarantee law, asked the dealer about it, and he'll be getting a new (refreshed) battery but it might take a few months and he'll wait to take the delivery of the car until then.