#16 Nissan Leaf SL 2013 г/в. Плюсы и минусы электромобиля зимой. Мороз, снег, гололёд всё нипочём...

#leaf #minimehanik #electriccar #leaf Hello everyone! Today we'll be discussing the pros and cons of electric cars in winter. We'll be talking primarily about the Nissan Leaf, but everything I've said applies to almost any electric car. Looking ahead, I'll say that there's essentially only one drawback to electric cars in winter: reduced range due to frost and snow, and increased heating and other energy consumption. Otherwise, everything is great, even wonderful. I counted only nine advantages over gasoline cars, and I mostly answered the most frequently asked questions. People often ask how to start an electric car in winter. Incidentally, it doesn't start; it starts. Electric cars aren't afraid of cold weather. You can turn on heated seats and a heated steering wheel right away. Some gasoline cars also have heated steering wheel, but you don't have to turn it on right away. Moreover, an electric car will warm up the interior, steering wheel, and, if needed, the seat even before the driver arrives. Moreover, it will warm everything up from the outlet, and the driver will leave with a full battery. People also ask: How does the Leaf handle in snow and ice? It handles well, and some all-wheel-drive Tesla handles even better. People also ask about electricity consumption in winter, how to charge the car in winter, and so on, and so on... There are thousands of questions, and I certainly can't answer them all in a video, but I'll share most of what I've already learned and tested in the video. In the next video, I'll talk about how to set up an electric charging station in a private home and how to set up an electric charging station in an apartment building. So subscribe to the channel, like it, and be sure to leave comments about your thoughts on electric vehicles. Good luck and have a great time!