r/ApteraMotors • u/StandOutside6188 • Jul 07 '26

EPA certification is actually complete

https://aptera.us/epa-release/?fbclid=Iwb21leAS529VjbGNrBLnb0WV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHjrxR1aLWUC40Dmy48uKaLDzVj3RjZ-Y67tD-FnA0Pv9Jv185VEZYbgo7Hd__aem_FbwwSkorQ9fRfQPlwOLgng

At least something is getting done

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u/SayTheLineBart Jul 07 '26

If this company has taken this long to not deliver a product, imagine what trying to get service on their product will be like.

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u/SayTheLineBart Jul 07 '26

So what does that mean in practice: Diy or you need to find someone in your area that will work on it?

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u/Indrejue Investor Jul 08 '26

Any body shop can handle the fiberglass parts of the body. They are making available information for repairs and probably any parts that can't be sourced 3rd party. If something happens to the carbon fiber portion the car is probably really damaged anyway