"EVs work fine in the cold in Norway. Here?s how they do it

Cold temperatures can affect an EV?s battery. But range issues can be
averted if drivers are prepared."

"Norway, which tested how the cold impacts EV range, is a leader in
terms of global EV adoption; in 2022, all-electric vehicles made up 80%
of passenger vehicle sales there, and in October 2023, EVs hit a 91.3%
share of auto registrations (84% of which were full electric vehicles).
The country?s winter temperatures?which average around -6.8 degrees
Celsius, or around 19 degrees Fahrenheit, but can reach as low as -40
degrees Fahrenheit?have also been a test for the technology. So far, EVs
have largely passed?as long as drivers are prepared. Ståle Frydenlund,
test manager for the Norwegian Electric Vehicle Association, told the
Globe and Mail in 2023 that EVs are ?quite able to cope with winter if
you know what you?re doing.?"

https://www.fastcompany.com/91011373/evs-work-fine-in-the-cold-in-
norway-heres-how-they-do-it

I saw a picture of a restaurant in London with a sign on the
sidewalk that said Americans had to be accompanied by an adult.

TB