It works really well in low temperatures. Supercapacitors don't store energy using a chemical reaction, which makes them a lot less finicky over a temperature r

It works really well in low temperatures. Supercapacitors don't store energy using a chemical reaction, which makes them a lot less finicky over a temperature range. We can also react to lower temperatures by increasing the voltage on the capacitors to a higher, but still safe, level to help compensate for the increased difficulty of cranking engines at low temperatures.