Canicula pune la încercare mașinile electrice. Ce se întâmplă atunci când sunt lăsate mai mult timp în soare

High temperatures challenge modern electric vehicle batteries, reducing range and increasing charging times. Lithium-ion batteries perform best at moderate temperatures, and extreme heat forces vehicles to expend energy on cooling, impacting efficiency. Charging speed decreases when batteries are hot, as vehicles limit power intake to prevent damage. Prolonged heat exposure can accelerate battery wear, especially if parked in the sun. Temperature sensors continuously monitor battery conditions, activating cooling systems to prevent overheating, with different cooling methods for hybrid and fully electric vehicles.