It's no secret that not everyone is as enthusiastic about transitioning from internal combustion engine vehicles to battery-powered vehicles. Quite often, those that aren't ready to switch to an EV point to reasons that aren't rooted in reality; not necessarily because they aren't being truthful, but simply because they haven't done any research and are uninformed on the topic.
So we took on one of the most common misconceptions about electric vehicles - that they are unsafe to drive in severe snowstorms. We've often seen people comment how they wouldn't feel safe driving an EV in a snowstorm because if the roads became impassable and they had to pull over and wait out the storm, the battery would die and they would likely freeze to death waiting for help to arrive.
