Editor’s Note: We just recently stumbled across this infographic from Electrify America, and given all the news of charging issues out of an iced-over Chicago last week, it seemed like perhaps a timely reminder for people new to EV ownership on best ways to prepare for cold weather.
[source: Electrify America]
With more consumers switching to EVs, it’s important to understand the nuances of EV ownership in cold weather. Charging in cold weather may take longer because the lower temperatures affect the vehicle’s battery charging capacity. It just takes some adjustment to your normal charging routine and a little planning.
Electrify America is sharing the top 5 tips to keep your EV on the move this winter:
