The argument is that electric vehicles have fewer moving parts, and therefore have lower maintenance costs. But the e2o Plus is a new technology in India, and there are questions about whether it will hold up over time. Owners have beseeched the brand with complaints about everything from battery degradation to electronic glitches. Also major concerns are the cost and availability of spare parts, and in particular, the battery pack. Some describe the costs as low, others moan about additional unexpected costs, and some say they can’t find qualified technicians. In this article, we will explore the real world experiences of long term e2o Plus owners and compare the cost of ownership with that of a traditional petrol car in the same segment.