Posted by omahagreg on March 15, 2020 at 19:27:31 from (174.71.88.140):
In Reply to: EV's in Cold Weather posted by WNYBill on March 15, 2020 at 07:46:38:
I work for Kohlls Pharmacy in Omaha Nebraska. We sell all sorts of interesting stuff for the handicapped. I started in late 2014 and they had just bought 4 'wheel chair' cars. They were all electric, just big enough to drive a wheel chair in from the rear and maybe went 30 mph! (Never looked practical to me!) As the weather cooled that winter, they figured out they did not work AT ALL below 30 degrees! Never sold a one and the company went bankrupt so we were stuck with these four cars! I offered to take one for free-I was wanting to make a small tractor puller out of it, but someone finally offered them alittle money so now at least they are gone!
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