Cold Weather Charging Considerations
Cold Weather Charging Considerations
CAUTION: Do not allow your vehicle to be exposed to extreme temperatures for long periods without being driven or connected to a charging cable, as this can negatively affect battery pack life.
When not driving your vehicle, it is recommended that the vehicle be plugged in and charging when temperatures are below -4°F (-20°C).
In very cold weather, the energy in the high-voltage battery becomes limited and you may experience a reduction in range. If the high-voltage battery is too cold to charge when a charging cable is connected, the Central Touchscreen will display a notification and the charging process will not start.
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