Description: As the EV segment continues to grow amongst the major automakers, some questions are being brought up regarding a lithium-ion battery's extreme weather capabilities. With EVs beginning to go more...Add Comments2
Tom WilsonFeb 20, 2012 My question is. When are these cars going to be able to drive further then 40 miles
Hektor YbergFeb 20, 2012 I see a car just like that one but red everyday!!!
Description: It all took place on Sunday, February 5 where EV owners drove in procession through downtown Helsinki (that's in Finland for those whose world geography is lacking). The thermometer showed 20 deg...Add Comments6
Jackson RojasApr 01, 2012 Porsches r tested in worse
Andrew HubbardFeb 20, 2012 I thought I hated Michigan winters when it reached 10. I hate the cold -_-
Isaac TilstraFeb 20, 2012 -20 gives gasoline engines problems?
Are you kidding? :D sounds like the writer doesn't know what he's talking about. -20 happens once a week all winter long in most of Canada. That's why u use 5W oil.
What an odd misconception
John TaylorFeb 20, 2012 ICEs certainly run fine when they get going, but without an oil heater, the engine won't turn over.
Michael LyFeb 20, 2012 I want to know how often they had to stop to charge up.......
Wilson LaFaverFeb 20, 2012 How would that give it problems. Engines in Canada when it's winter can run in 30-40 below. Once it is 50 and cars were still going fine
Description: A total of nine cars participated, including two Peugeot Ions, a Mercedes-Benz Vito E-CELL which is the first mass-produced electric van on the Finnish market, a Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid, a Nissan ...Add Comments0
My question is. When are these cars going to be able to drive further then 40 miles
That pun is so lame I laughed.