I'm not sure that this warrants such a generalization from the title. The article itself goes on to quote:
> “This is not a categorical problem for electric vehicles,” he added, “because it has largely been sorted out in other places.”
> ... Cold weather is likely to be less of an issue as companies update electric vehicles models. Even in the last few years, companies have developed capabilities that allow newer models to be more efficient in the cold.
Tesla in particular had a single charging station in Chicago that was down, but was reporting to the fleet as if it were up. Effectively summoning several cars, only to leave them stranded.
> “This is not a categorical problem for electric vehicles,” he added, “because it has largely been sorted out in other places.”
> ... Cold weather is likely to be less of an issue as companies update electric vehicles models. Even in the last few years, companies have developed capabilities that allow newer models to be more efficient in the cold.
Tesla in particular had a single charging station in Chicago that was down, but was reporting to the fleet as if it were up. Effectively summoning several cars, only to leave them stranded.