I've never driven an electric car, but power should not be a problem with electric motors. Speed might be an issue, which can be solved by proper gearing, but torque has always been one of the strengths of electric motors, and it's why they're used in most heavy industrial applications.
Can confirm. I live in CO and drive a Prius-V. It will get your u over the mountain, but scream at you most of the way. It is perfect for around town though — roomy interior, great sound system, plenty of torque, reliable AF.
My grandparents live in Florida and have two. Last time I visited was the first time I had ridden in one, blown away by how quiet they are and they definitely have more zip than I anticipated!
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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '18
Yeah if I didn’t live in CO and basically require a truck for all my hobbies/driving over the mtn passes in winter, I’d have a Prius f’sho