Electric vehicles have become central to the transformation of the automotive industry. Their quiet operation, low running costs and environmental advantages have accelerated adoption across many markets. Yet one issue continues to spark discussion among drivers and manufacturers alike: range loss in cold weather. Independent tests and real-world user experiences show that EV range can drop by 20% to 40% in low temperatures. What exactly causes this decline? Battery Chemistry

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