Arizona's sweltering summers may be a costly reality for hybrid and electric vehicle owners, according to a new study. As temperatures continue to soar in the desert state, researchers warn that the extreme heat could significantly reduce the range and efficiency of electric vehicles (EVs), forcing owners to recharge more frequently. This could lead to increased electricity bills and potentially even higher costs for EV owners, who may need to replace their batteries more often due to heat-related degradation. With Arizona's already scorching summers, the study's findings raise concerns about the long-term viability of EVs in the state.
Arizona's extreme heat could mean higher costs for hybrid and EV owners, new study says KJZZ
