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>That's clearly not an option for the cars that are abandoned and dead because they couldn't charge. Plugging in to a charger provides all the power to heat (a
by RetpolineDrama 3y ago
>That's clearly not an option for the cars that are abandoned and dead because they couldn't charge.
Plugging in to a charger provides all the power to heat (and slowly charge) the battery, you just won't get full speed while the battery is below-freezing.
- zdragnar 3y agoIn this case, the chargers weren't operating either. There's a whole parking lot (at least one, I heard more but one for sure) full of cars that couldn't go anywhere because there was no power to be had.
- earthling8118 3y agoIf gas stations stopped working there would also be cars stuck. Yes they are more ubiquitous currently but this isn't an inherent flaw of electric vehicles.
- zdragnar 3y agoIn a comparable situation, you can walk or get a ride to the next station, get a gas can and fill it with a bit of gas, walk back to your car and you're good to go. Barring a fleet of mobile generators, this is in fact something that ICE cars handle better than BEV.