While our Tesla Model Y’s range certainly dropped in colder temperatures, it didn’t fall off a cliff; more like it tumbled down a berm.

Cold weather and time are two enemies of electric-vehicle range. Here at Cars.com, we own a 2-year-old 2021 Tesla Model Y with more than 21,000 miles on the odometer and it is very much winter at ...

Electric cars can lose up to 44 per cent of their claimed electric ranges in extreme heat, according to motoring consumer ...

If you're experiencing problems with your car in the cold weather, there could be a number of reasons why this is the case as low temperatures "play havoc" with batteries, fuel systems and more ...

Not all EVs are the same in cold-weather range loss. Battery chemistry, thermal strategies, and heat pumps are three aspects that cause different model EVs to respond quite differently to frigid ...