It was —17C this morning and as every morning my car was warm and cozy inside. But yes the energy consumption is a lot higher in the cold mostly because of the

It was —17C this morning and as every morning my car was warm and cozy inside. But yes the energy consumption is a lot higher in the cold mostly because of the heating and the air density. On long trips it’s not so bad because the battery heats up during the charging stops and the car can transfer the battery heat to the cabin. But you need chargers. Norway had an old projects years ago about having chargers at least every 50km on the main roads in many areas. It helped a lot.