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Yeah, nothing special, millions of people around the world develop on unix/linux. It's just a job like any other. Lots of good low cost developers in eastern European countries, India and other parts of Asia. That's where we sourced our developers even 15-20 years ago.

It's just linux/unix line commands for file updates/setting file attributes used to do that stuff years ago, moved on thankfully as developers became 2 a penny, the best and lowest cost coming from India

Why not just get the same size wheel but of any 'design'? Surely it doesn't matter the design if it's just for a spare which will be used just in case of emergency?

Agree, no problem with others posting in their language if English isn't their native (and/or very good) language. A little effort to use auto translate.

yes, like me but if someone has an issue with a car, they don't join a forum and slate the product with their 1st post just because they have a problem with that product. There will be other issues such as personal problems, maybe own a different EV with issues and simply have an...

as I said.

seems to be a couple of new trolls making their 1st posts on this forum.

How does performing your own software updates affect warranty? At any service point a dealer will see a discrepancy between the software version on the car and that recorded in the service history.

€260 is around £225, €25 is around £21.50 and €65 is around £56.

If that's the case then what's the problem?

ODBC readings can give spurious results.

With the vinegar, did you try placing a coulple of layers of kitchen towel on the area, soaking in vinegar, covering the same area with a plastic sheet so it doesn't dry out and leaving overnight? That should remove what is probably some limescale.

"Some of the vehicles, most of which were Chinese-made MG electric models, will retail for less than £10,000 each." Really?

Go to a different dealership

Many people upgrade their cars every 3 years for the latest features and colours, that's how manufacturers make their money

They probably will - on new/facelift models. Thsi will get them new sales via people upgrading, some won't but a lot will. If they introduce it for existing models, they will lose additional sales. Happens all of the time with all manufacturers. They will have a list of features that are already...

Brake fluid changes are on all service schedules, every 2 years.

Modern automotive components are designed to be protected against over voltage

Brake discs and tyres aren't hydroscopic. It's also a warranty requirement should one exist on any car as it will be part of the service schedule.

It's called preventative maintenance. A brake fluid change should't cost much. Here it will be €30-40 and that's every 2 years.