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Works in theory! Practice? That's something else
What? A car company that wants the owner to be able to fix their car? That designs a vehicle without barriers? Given they don't have dealerships everywhere to repair them it makes a lot of business sense. But it also really grabs the attention of DIYers.
From the Aptera website: Right to Repair and another page. Not sure how this is different from just getting parts from an autoparts store and swapping them out other than building with the idea to not require special tools and making diagnostics easy..
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