kolmstead
Well-known member
In my opinion, there has to be a "cold battery" capacity bar loss inhibitor. Otherwise thousands of Leafs exposed to cold weather would lose a bar or even two in the winter and regain them in the spring. Nobody wants that, even though it truly represents battery capacity at that time. If you look back, ever since we got decent instrumentation, every fall dozens of members start screaming about rapid capacity loss. It's the cold. It's not permanent.
But if the capacity loss is real and permanent, a few days of warm battery would turn off the inhibit algorithm and the bar would extinguish.
But if the capacity loss is real and permanent, a few days of warm battery would turn off the inhibit algorithm and the bar would extinguish.