Mirror Images. If ever there was a solution in search of a problem, this is it. How expensive is it going to be when the camera is damaged in a car park, or when paased too close?

Yep, like all these completely digital instrument panels and touchscreen dashboard displays for radio, heating etc and doing away with physical switches and knobs now being fitted in many cars. When your all digital instrument panel stops working so you dont know what speed you're doing, have no warning lights or, the touch screen stops working so you cannot turn on the window demist, heating etc, I imagine it will be cheaper to scrap the car rather than fit a new display!

I work in a bodyshop and had one of these Audi's in with these door mirrors what rubbish they are when the sun shines on the screen it was hard to see it and you have to look down to see the screens what idiot thought these were an improvement over a normal mirror. The best way to stop car companies fitting this to more cars is not to buy them in the first place.

I think its more a case of many uninformed fossil fuel car dealers rightly shun EV's because they don't understand the first thing about them. However there is an ever growing specialist sector in EV's and you do have a few very large dealers that have employed people who understand EV's and have built a true EV friendly sub brand within the dealership group. It's certainly long passed the stage where values were affected by lack of knowledge - now prices are seemingly ever rising (just as much for 2nd hand as for new) or in some cases simply not falling - in great contrast to all other vehicles today.

As I understand it, it is necessary to inform your insurer of any modifications, including changes to the manufactures specified tyre sizes.