Heat poses issues for EV drivers

Recent extreme temperatures in the Texas Panhandle have caused several issues for those with electric vehicles (EV).

The Lithium-ion batteries in an EV are designed to perform ideally in 68 to 86 degrees; August temperatures can easily reach 100 degrees or higher.

According to Transport Times, an EV in a hot climate has to work harder to keep its battery and its passengers cool.

On a chemical levelex…