Yes. There are several factors that affect the transportation of electric vehicles including weight, storage, weather and carrier expertise. nnEVs weigh more than their gas-powered counterparts, which impacts transport capacity and cost. Since federal law mandates that carriers cannot haul more than 82,000 pounds of gross vehicle weight, the number of vehicles transported in one load may be reduced. nnIf the EVs need to be stored before transport, access to a “hub-and-spoke” style of storage system may be required. This is used when vehicles must be moved to a storage site but require charging before being loaded and transported to their final destination. Ideally, EVs should stay charged between 20 and 80 percent for transportation purposes. nnThe last two factors, weather and expertise, are also important. Both extreme cold and heat negatively affect the performance of lithium-ion batteries which may be important if storage is required. Truck drivers will also need to be trained on how to charge EVs as well as how to properly load and unload them. Find an auto logistics company with experience transporting EVs to ensure your vehicles are transported safely.