Driving an Electric Vehicle in Cold Weather: The Importance of Ensuring More Charge

Winter weather can be challenging for electric vehicle (EV) owners, especially when it comes to maintaining battery power. In colder temperatures, the range of an EV can decrease, making it more important than ever to ensure that you have enough charge. With the help of RM Towing, you can make sure your EV is ready for the road ahead.

1. Plan Your Route: Plan your route in advance and make sure you have enough charging stations along the way.
   
2. Preheat the Car: If your EV has a preheat function, use it to warm up the car before driving. This will help conserve battery power during your trip.
   
3. Drive Efficiently: The way you drive can have a big impact on your battery life. Drive smoothly and avoid sudden acceleration and braking, which can reduce your range.
   
4. Use Regen Braking: If your EV has a regen braking system, use it to recover energy that would otherwise be lost during braking.
   
5. Charge Regularly: Make sure to charge your EV regularly, especially before a long trip.
   
6. Insulate Your Car: Keep your car warm by insulating it, especially the battery pack. This will help conserve battery power during your trip.
   
7. Keep Tires Properly Inflated: Proper tire inflation can improve your EV's range and efficiency.
   

In conclusion, driving an EV in cold weather can be challenging, should you find yourself in a pinch, give us at RM Towing a call!  Everything you need to get off the road safely, to get you up and running again, you can trust RM Towing with.