Summary
Car manufacturers are testing future vehicles in both extreme cold and hot environments. These tests help ensure cars perform well in all kinds of weather. Automakers test vehicles in places like the Arctic and deserts to improve aspects like battery performance and technology.
Key Facts
- Vehicles are tested in extreme environments, including the Arctic and deserts.
- Tests cover factors like aerodynamics, power, handling, and technology.
- Hundreds of experts from each automaker are involved in these tests.
- Final software updates often occur before cars reach dealerships.
- Testing helps improve vehicle functions on slippery surfaces, like ice or mud.
- Extreme temperatures can affect battery performance, making testing crucial.
- Companies like Volvo conduct tests globally to ensure consistent performance.
- Tests aim to solve problems that were common in vehicle performance five years ago.
