[LogicDesigner]

“With temperatures expected to top out in the -teens next week. I’ll stick with a car that actually starts in that kind of weather and actually produces heat.”

Electric cars don't have a problem with starting in cold weather. You are thinking of ICE cars.

[cripplecreek]

I wasn’t talking to you. Don’t waste your employer’s money responding to me.

[az_gila]

“With temperatures expected to top out in the -teens next week. I’ll stick with a car that actually starts in that kind of weather and actually produces heat.”

Electric cars don't have a problem with starting in cold weather. You are thinking of ICE cars.

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They may start in the cold, but how much battery juice is used to keep the driver and passengers warm when it's zero outside?