I Crossed Over 100k miles in my Polestar 2
Direct Link: https://youtu.be/SpJlSh8RUvk
Hi! It happened. I crossed over 100k miles before the end of the year.
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My car just hit 100,000 miles and also has an interesting noise on one wheel but only at highway speeds. Doesn't appear to affect anything, but concerning to someone who knows almost nothing about cars. Anyone want to give me some hints on what that is and how expensive? :)
this is a wild guess because of that air conditoning problem, maybe the waste water pipe is pluged up? so when the water builds up on your evaporator it freezes up, that would explain why having the heater working for a bit helps
Please release the rambling you cut.
160934.4 km is a very specific number to end battery warranty…
My 2003 Camry has the exact same issue with the AC.
I had an old Hyundai with the same issue, it was a bad seal as it turned out.
100k in a couple three years is uh, to borrow a word, "incontheivable" to me. My 2016 econobox commuter mobile just passed 50k. This made possible by the fact that I haven't had a commute longer than two flights of stairs since March of 2020. Where ya been goin?
9:57 I can help you with one of your noises. It looks like your rear left wheel liner is rubbing against the tire. You should probably fix that lol
Also I noticed this when watching on a 14" laptop... Also super noticeable at 11:37.. ...and this is what I get for not watching the full video before commenting, you already know lol
Crazy number of miles for 2.5 years (considering its part of a fleet). Glad to know its held up. What I am interested in is how it pulls small trailers (eg small fishing boats or utility trailers under 1000 pounds.). Because it looks like from my limited research that the polestar 2 is one of the few smallish EVs that don't have tow mode disabled for the north american market. I've been thinking about going with EV but I only drive about 8k miles a year, I pull trailers occasionally, and I don't want an SUV. Right now I use a small sedan (2.0L I4) for that.
There are no trailer hookups of any kind in the US market Polestar's. Supposedly you can have a dealer install a hitch and harness for an insane amount of money
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Just so you know the SOH is a guess and does change my 2016 Renault zoe after 72k miles SOH is between 91% and 95% depending on battery temperature and ambient temperature also I would hope you don't loose range with zoe there is a battery buffer that reduces as the helth drops to keep the same range so my cars GOM (Guess O Meter or estimated range) on my 22kw Zoe is 101 miles in the summer I can still get 119 miles from a full charge on the same trip so I have lost no range, my cars only issue is a verry clown AC leak (regassing lasts 2 years) and a grumbly wheel bearing that's been like that for 6 years, and the HVAC computer like yours goes stupid and needs a reboot lucky if I set my temp to 22 degrees and press auto 3 times it reboots the HVAC module 😂 nice of Renault to tell you about it in the manual
I was literally just thinking of you Robert!
