10
November
November
2 p.m. - 3 p.m.
Driving Electric in Winter: Practical Tips
Your hosts
| Angie Thomas Board member, EV Society |
Organized by: EV Society
Practical Tips for Range, Charging and Safety
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Cold weather affects all vehicles, but driving an electric vehicle during the Canadian winter involves a few specific considerations. How much range loss should you expect? When should you pre-heat the vehicle? And how can you charge more efficiently when temperatures drop?
Join EV Society for a free webinar packed with practical advice to help current and future electric vehicle drivers travel safely and confidently throughout the winter.
You’ll learn:
- How cold temperatures affect the range and charging of electric vehicles
- How pre-heating can improve comfort and efficiency
- Practical tips for getting the most out of home and public charging
- How snow tyres, regenerative braking and road conditions affect driving.
Simple measures to make travelling by electric vehicle in winter easier and more predictable.
Webinar in English only. This webinar will also be recorded and posted on YouTube.
Your hosts
- Angie Thomas : Board member, EV Society. ⚡️ Angie has driven electric through four Alberta winters and parks outdoors through long cold snaps. She’s a Plug’n Drive public educator, an Electric Vehicle Society board member and her advice comes straight from the road. Her experience includes, in particular, daily outdoor parking in prolonged sub-zero temperatures, as well as a 3,000-kilometre winter road trip between Edmonton and Seattle, in temperatures that can drop as low as -30 °C. For the past two years, Angie has also been working with Plug’n Drive to raise public awareness across Alberta, sharing practical and hands-on advice on owning an electric vehicle, charging, range and driving in cold weather.
