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From Transylvania To Istanbul In A Hyundai Kona Electric
09 Oct 2022 | Abstracted from Clean Technica
The Polish EV team encountered a traffic jam: a car crash on a mountain pass that took 4 hours to clear. "With 11°C outside and 21°C inside, with air conditioning on, seat heating on, lights on, radio on, phone charging on, and all other car systems on (including GPS), the Kona used 2% of its battery over the whole wait of 4 hours..."
"...the one thing we are happy to report is that it would have taken the same in any other car."
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