I’ve Driven 5 EVs in the Winter. Here’s Why People Shouldn’t Be Scared of the Range Drop

Autoblog·Jan 5

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Some electric vehicle owners are sharing their winter driving experiences, with some reporting that their vehicles handle harsh winter conditions without much trouble, while others are experiencing reduced range. The extent of the range drop varies, with one owner reporting a significant decrease to about one third of the advertised range. The impact of winter conditions on electric vehicles appears to be a topic of discussion, with some outlets offering advice and tips for EV drivers in cold weather.

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