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That hasn't been my experience charging outside in the northwest with average winter temperatures. But the charger does power a heater to keep the batteries ar
by zackmorris 3y ago
That hasn't been my experience charging outside in the northwest with average winter temperatures.
But the charger does power a heater to keep the batteries around freezing, so you're right, it's better to charge in a garage. And cold weather causes additional losses, but I would expect no more than 20% or so. I lose 10% range just by running the dashboard heater.