I don't think so. I suspect the range you are quoting is in ideal conditions Batteries lose a significant charge in winter conditions.

 I drive a compact car that has almost twice the range and I get heat in the winter and air conditioning in the summer and I don't have to worry about impacting the range. If my car needs fuel I pop into a gas station and I am off again in about 10 minutes. 

BTW it passes all the emissions tests quite nicely.