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This EV has a novel response to all those ‘EVs suck in the cold’ stories.

The Nio ET9 can literally shake snow off itself thanks to wire-controlled chassis that vibrates and shakes from side to side. Not a bad feature to have for snowier climates, especially when EVs in general are dealing with poor performance in extreme cold.

The ultra-luxe ET9 is eventually expected to compete with Porsche and Mercedes-Benz when it starts deliveries later this year. But we can assume that it’s approach to the competition will be similar to how it handles a fresh layer of snow.

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