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Electric cars only lose 2-5% of range in temperatures below 90F ( 32C ) Electric cars have robust thermal management to keep the batteries cool and safe.
But they lose 20-30% of total range in scorching weather above 95F ( 35C ) Air conditioning has much less of a negative impact on EV range than a resistance heater.
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