You couldn't be more wrong.
Any person that lives in an area that sees temperatures dip below zero in January? And has a need of going to areas of the nation that are primarily rural? Will defiantly NOT want to rely on this tech, until it still improves MARKEDLY in reliability and durability.
I have a feeling, you have not seen a lot of winters with four and five feet of snow, with sub-zero temperatures, nor do you know what that does to vehicles and electronics.
Some EVs fare much better than others in cold temperatures, but no car is immune from temporary winter range loss. If you experience cold temps, check this out.
insideevs.com
Consumer Reports did a deep dive on the impact of cold weather on electric vehicles and why there might be a better option for some buyers. One suggestion is a plug-in hybrid vehicle (PHEV).
www.motorbiscuit.com
CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – The bitter cold weather can take a toll on your vehicle, and now with more and more people driving electric cars, 22News found out if cold temperatures impact battery…
www.wwlp.com