vcor
Tech Specialist
For those that like to live on the edge, keep in mind the battery has more power when hot. If you have less than 30 miles or so of range and you stop for a few minutes, you will likely have zero range when you start up again. As you drive, the battery is kept warm, When you stop, the battery cools off fairly quickly and a cold battery has less range than a warm one. In fact, when cold, the heater, powered by the battery, is used to warm it up and get the normal range. At low SOC and cold, it doesn't have enough power available to warm the battery and recover that last bit of range.