It may come as no surprise that it was an electric car. They have fewer components, so they should be more reliable. The data from the Warranty Solutions Group revealed the model at the top of their list, with a fault rate of just 1.52%, was the Nissan Leaf. So well done Nissan.
Is there a downside to electric car ownership? Fixing the faults tends to be more expensive on electric cars. Battery pack damage can require full replacement. High-voltage systems add costs and maybe insurance costs are higher as a result.
There are many factors to consider regarding car ownership costs. Still, overall electric are less likely to require repairs so unlikely to incur repair bills in the first place. For most people, fully electric vehicles aren't for them but anyone who can accommodate ownership of one will find them reilable, especially if it is a Nissan Leaf, it seems.
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