Man, nobody could have seen this one coming! Oh, wait: Actually, yes, yes, pretty much anyone with a brain could have seen this one coming. After all, this is Chicago in the winter we’re talking about here, all that lake-effect snow, the howling winds, the blue northers we now give names to in order to further hype climate alarmism.

This is a place only fit for penguins and polar bears from December through March each year, and trying to drive a car that runs on a lithium-ion battery in that kind of sub-zero weather and ice is a sure sign of impending bad luck and trouble. One of the worst-kept secrets in EV world, after all, is that the batteries lose a huge part of their range anytime the ambient air temperatures drop below freezing, and freezing is a heat wave in Chicago in the winter.

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Fully’s prediction . By next summer EVs will be sold at 10% of the purchase price to High end Golf Courses to be used as High end Golf carts