Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=9FlaGPLp63X Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Electric vehicles lose between 14% and 40% battery charge in cold weather: study [Ef1JTK7L6Ql] Health Updated on August 11, 2026 EDT — Published on August 11, 2026 EDT A new study shines light on how electric vehicle batteries hold up in frigid climates. Elliott Knopp speaks with one EV owner and industry professionals on what can be done with this new data. 1XIEUspCxYn K3I7ZFMYmkg yAZZkk8hby3 9rdV1Vhn1Yj gE7R55rJmPj 51BDxtYIYnu T4YlFEb4IgF
A new study shines light on how electric vehicle batteries hold up in frigid climates. Elliott Knopp speaks with one EV owner and industry professionals on what can be done with this new data. 1XIEUspCxYn K3I7ZFMYmkg yAZZkk8hby3 9rdV1Vhn1Yj gE7R55rJmPj 51BDxtYIYnu T4YlFEb4IgF