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In cold weather electric cars must divert their energy to providing heat, which a combustion engine does simply by running.
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[[Image:5667ruy.jpg|right|thumb|Venturi Fetish, a limited production electric car capable of reaching 0-100km/h in 4.5 seconds]]
 
[[Image:5667ruy.jpg|right|thumb|Venturi Fetish, a limited production electric car capable of reaching 0-100km/h in 4.5 seconds]]
 
An '''electric car''' ("EV", for "electric vehicle") is a type of [[car]] that runs on [[electricity]]. Because it runs on electricity it is a zero emission car, a car that doesn't produce [[pollution]] at the point of use. It is probable that some type of [[fossil fuel]] would have been used to generate the electricity in the first place, in some cases all the electric car really does is move the pollution somewhere else.
 
An '''electric car''' ("EV", for "electric vehicle") is a type of [[car]] that runs on [[electricity]]. Because it runs on electricity it is a zero emission car, a car that doesn't produce [[pollution]] at the point of use. It is probable that some type of [[fossil fuel]] would have been used to generate the electricity in the first place, in some cases all the electric car really does is move the pollution somewhere else.
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In cold weather electric cars must divert their energy to providing heat, which a combustion engine does simply by running.<ref>https://www.libertynation.com/the-cold-facts-on-electrical-vehicles/</ref>  It is predictable that electric cars that are stranded in snowstorms will be unable to continue to heat the car as a traditional engine would.
    
On August 20, 2021, [[General Motors]] recalled all of its 2017-2022 Bolt EVs and all its 2022 Bolt Electric SUVs ("EUVs") because of a risk of fire in their lithium batteries.<ref>https://www.foxbusiness.com/lifestyle/gm-recalls-all-chevy-bolts-over-battery-fires</ref>
 
On August 20, 2021, [[General Motors]] recalled all of its 2017-2022 Bolt EVs and all its 2022 Bolt Electric SUVs ("EUVs") because of a risk of fire in their lithium batteries.<ref>https://www.foxbusiness.com/lifestyle/gm-recalls-all-chevy-bolts-over-battery-fires</ref>
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