Has anyone come across any studies/research on range of the EVs in Norway? They don't have the warmest of climates and makes me wonder what actual impact it has on range of batteries vs advertised range of EVs
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My EV has 360 km of range in the summer and 160 at -35c
That is 225 and 100 freedom units for Americans.
Anecdotal, but my personal experience with an Ioniq 5 in -28C increased the power consumption by about 50% over summer driving. My test was about 42 km, done with comfortable, driver-only cabin heat on a flat highway with no wind.
Average highway consumption is about 20 kWh/100km, that test was 29.3 kWh/100km.
Saying that, an EV is quite practical in Saskatchewan, Canada. Charging is finally getting to a point where that extreme winter range limitation is less of an issue. Having a second ICE vehicle does take the pressure off if one absolutely has to travel when it's that cold out though.
By the way, what's the ioniq 5 to live with so far overall? And is that the new shape or the previous model. I do quite like the new retro shape, although the range of ioniq 6 is impressive as well (less so the design in some colours)
I love it. It's a 2023 model, so the new shape. It's the vehicle of choice for nearly all trips we take over a '20 Subaru Outback. Charging is slowly expanding in the province so it's becoming even easier to plan drives. Really the biggest frustration is our biggest city only has 50 kW fast charging.
Interesting, luckily don't really expect those temps in lower mainland BC so the other link was handy as they did their tests at -2 to -10 C. Still that's a noticeable drop if you don't have particularly good range to begin with.
If you can navigate this site, just turn on translation in the browser, naf does testing in summer and winter. Here's results from 2022: https://www.naf.no/elbil/bruke-elbil/test-rekkevidde-vinter-2022
2024 here: https://www.naf.no/elbil/elprix-nytt/elprix-vinter-2024
Thanks! Very useful info for me.
Gotta be honest that site was a pain to deal with translate on phone, or rather Google translate being shit and not loading any of the graph scripts so if anyone wants to check it in English, make sure to keep Norwegian one open at the same time to read what you're supposed to look at and view graphs on original site
I wonder what the implications on the gas stations are. I can only imagine that lots of them will close in the next few years.
In this 2021 article they say that some shell gas stations are already reducing the number of fuel pumps - and that was three years ago.
Most gas stations are rebranding to energy stations and swapping out fuel pumps for ev fast charges
I cant wait to hear about the gas station hunt stories from Norway.
Norway has some pretty remote areas. Just imagine how you would feel if the only gas station in 50 miles closes down and converts to EV only
Good thing that gas cars have models with 800 miles of range.