Yes, Electric Cars Are Good in Winter, and I Drove in the Arctic to Prove It

I felt the car tires lose grip on the surface of the frozen lake and my car start to spin out. I knew I’d pushed it too far. Despite the advice I’d been given, I entered the corner too fast and hit the brakes too late. I thought I had the driving talent to hold the slide I was now in, but physics had other ideas. Instead of my planned smooth drift across the ice, the car went into a full 360-degree spin that sent me off the track and into a deep snow ditch.

Thankfully, the powdery snow that cushioned…