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Originally Posted by NachtRitter
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From the website, it sounds like the cause of the accident was rain, disturbing a critical sensor.
This makes me wonder about the Chevy Volt, and other EV's handling bad weather. Driving rains, lightning, snow, extreme hot and cold.
I was reading that many Hybrid batteries can be damaged by hot weather conditions. In fact my Hybrid has a warning label on the door about baking the car after a paint job can damage the batteries.
Ever been in a parked car in that has sat in the Pheonix sun? What will this do to the Lithium batteries?