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[–] non_burglar@lemmy.world 2 points 1 hour ago

I lol'd because growing up in cold climate. You had to put a block heater to keep your engines warm enough to start.

I'm from Winnipeg, I know.

None of this shit is different in any meaningful way.

It is functionally very different. We heat our blocks, but rare is the person with a battery blanket.

Teslas need warming and cooling for their batteries, and even at that, they lose huge range in super cold winters. But that isn't the real problem, which is that recharge cycles are fewer and fewer every time you charge a cold li-ion.