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this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2026
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Yes, but it's a stereotype that Russians only live in areas where's "it's cold". If you look at population densities/distributions of Russia, you'll find that they live pretty much the same latitudes as other European countries.
That big blog towards the left is Moscow, the largest urban agglomeration in all of Europe. Aside from St. Petersburg (~5 million people), pretty much all the big urban agglomerations are on the same latitude or more southern than Moscow. And Moscow is on the same latitude as Copenhagen and Edinburgh. Yes it gets a little colder there in winter, but that's just 2-3 months. No reason why EVs wouldn't work in Russia.
But I thought all Russians wore the furry hats with ear flaps all the time and trudged through the show with bags of cabbage while bears on unicycles rode by them.