In article , David Wade
writes
On 10/02/2020 09:58, Tricky Dicky wrote:
Had to go out yesterday morning but on our return trip many of the
roads we had to travel were already flooding and a number of cars were
already coming to grief. Fortunately the Kuga managed to negotiate
everything although within the hour all these roads became impassable.
It did occur to me how would electric cars cope particularly with the
tendency to mount batteries under the floor. It is one thing to
protect connections from the normal spray generated in wet conditions
and quite another when things get a good dunking. Anyone with any
experience of driving an electric car in these conditions?
Richard


Well apparently all sealed so better than conventional cars:-

https://www.express.co.uk/life-style...-water-electri
c-cars-ev-jaguar-tesla-bmw

http://tiny.cc/1n1sjz

Elon musk claims some of the Teslas will float..

https://www.greencarfuture.com/elect...gh-flood-water

And the author has zero experience of anything to do with driving cars
through water.
Dave



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