u/NameNoHasGirlA

I own a tata punch automatic petrol now. I was looking for another car with similar features and ended up with Nexon. I need an EV this time and looked through the available options. I'm forced to go for empowered 45 instead of creative 45/ fearless 45 because of cruise control. Empowered 45 has unnecessary features like front parking sensor, sunroof etc which I don't really want but cruise control is available in this variant. I'd love to hear from the owners about the below aspects.

1. What kind of issues have you ran into?

2. What's the worst issue you've faced in your car?

3. What do you love the most about your car?

4. How do you manage charging? What's the ideal time taken to charge fully?

5. Charging best practices.

6. If you take it on long rides, how is the charging infra in the places you've travelled to?

7. Do you get used to the quiteness inside the car? I test drove it and it was disturbingly quite, doesn't feel like I'm driving.

8. How does the speed affect battery range?

9. What is the range in different modes?

10. Anything else you'd want your fellow nexon EV owners to know.

I'm 27, with grade 2 AVN of bilateral femur. Have gone through core decompression+ bone marrow aspirate concentrate implant 2 years ago.

The feeling of not being normal just haunts me everyday. I can walk around, drive and do the daily activities, but there's pain often. I used to be super active earlier doing cycling, running, skateboarding, hiking and traveling. Now it's all quite with no activities that make me happy. Therapy is not helping. I have great support from friends and family, have a great career in a top tech company but none of it makes me happy. I just want my freedom of jumping around and going wherever I want back. And knowing I can never do everything I used to love just breaks my heart. It's exhausting to be careful everywhere. It's mentally exhausting too. How are you all managing living with this condition? What activities have helped you feel better? Do you have a routine for exercises? Feel free to share any experiences and what you learnt in this journey.