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Most drivers do not use their battery from exactly 0% to 100% every day.

EV Range calculates the distance you can actually drive within the battery range you choose—for example, from 20% to 80%.

Enter your average energy consumption to estimate the distance you can actually cover with the selected battery range.

Because the calculation uses your own consumption, it reflects your driving conditions more accurately than a generic range estimate.

The calculation takes into account:

• usable battery capacity;

• estimated battery degradation;

• outside temperature, detected automatically from your location or entered manually;

• your average energy consumption.

See at a glance how far you can drive with 5%, 10%, 20%, or 30% of battery remaining.

You can also estimate how much battery a journey of 10, 25, 50, or 100 km—or miles—will use.

Select the starting and target battery levels, then enter the charging power to estimate how long the charge will take.

For DC fast charging, use the average charging power rather than the maximum advertised power, as charging speed changes throughout the session.

Enter the price per kWh and, when applicable, the operator’s price per minute. EV Range will calculate the estimated total cost.

You can also see the estimated time and cost for adding 10%, 25%, or 50% of battery at a glance.