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Keep in mind ICEs lose range in winter as well. I used to hypermile on occasion and I could get 500 miles on a tank in summer but 350-400 in winter. The air is
by AtlasBarfed 4y ago
Keep in mind ICEs lose range in winter as well. I used to hypermile on occasion and I could get 500 miles on a tank in summer but 350-400 in winter.
The air is more dense, the tires are probably less efficient, the wind is stronger, and cold start efficiency is reduced.
- 1970-01-01 4y agoThis does not translate well to EVs as they have nothing to start and don't use air to move.
- topspin 4y ago> Keep in mind ICEs lose range in winter as well. Yes, this talking point has been made enough times. What isn't said is the ICE range loss is trivially simple to overcome: buy fuel more frequently.