EV Range Calculator

The calculator provides estimates based on real-world factors that affect EV range. Actual range may vary by ±10-15% depending on specific vehicle model, driving habits, and conditions not captured in the inputs.

Manufacturer range ratings are based on standardized testing conditions. Real-world factors like temperature, driving style, terrain, and accessory usage significantly impact actual range, often reducing it by 20-40%.

Cold temperatures can reduce EV range by 20-40%. Batteries are less efficient in cold weather, and cabin heating uses additional energy. Our calculator factors in temperature effects on both battery performance and climate control usage.

Yes, driving style has a major impact on range. Aggressive acceleration and high speeds can reduce range by 20-40%, while efficient driving techniques like gentle acceleration and regenerative braking can extend range significantly.

Air conditioning typically reduces range by 8-15% depending on outside temperature and usage intensity. Seat heating is more efficient than cabin heating, reducing range by only 3-5%.

Unlike gas cars, EVs are often more efficient in city driving due to regenerative braking. Highway driving at high speeds increases energy consumption due to aerodynamic drag, potentially reducing range by 15-25%.

Additional weight increases energy consumption, especially during acceleration and hill climbing. Every 100kg of extra weight typically reduces range by 2-4%, though the impact varies by vehicle and driving conditions.

While charging to 100% gives maximum range, it's generally recommended to charge to 80-90% for daily use to preserve battery health. Only charge to 100% when you need the extra range for longer trips.