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Re:EV adoption in US is happening faster than predicted by jjav on Monday September 05, 2022 @03:01AM (#32721357)
> not actually that cold

> In Oslo it hasn't dropped below -20C / -4F since 2010.

-20C is brutally cold, far colder than any coldest winter day I ever experienced while living in the northeast USA.

Re:EV adoption in US is happening faster than predicted by fy20 on Monday September 05, 2022 @02:14PM (#32727353)
Where I live we usually have that for at least two weeks during winter, and the rest of the time hovering around -10C (for two to three months). We don't have much snow though, and little wind, so it's really not that bad if you are dressed properly.
Re:EV adoption in US is happening faster than predicted by Tade0 on Monday September 05, 2022 @06:57AM (#32722920)
Man oh man you wouldn't enjoy eastern Europe in the 90s.

Aside from the general post-communism, we had -30C cold snaps.

But yeah, snot freezes at around -18C - I consider this the point at which things become universally unpleasant regardless how prepared you are.

That being said during a cold snap of -22C I saw my neighbours struggle to start their ICE cars while my hybrid just brutally kicked the engine into action.