Calculate how far your electric car will go on a full charge, based on battery capacity and consumption. Also see a more realistic range with a safety margin for cold weather.
Range is found by dividing the battery capacity by the consumption per 100 km, then multiplying by 100:
With a 64 kWh battery and a consumption of 17 kWh/100 km, the range is 64 ÷ 17 × 100 ≈ 376 km.
Standardized tests like WLTP or EPA are run under controlled conditions and often give an overly optimistic picture. Real-world consumption is affected by temperature, speed, driving style, tires and load, and can differ significantly from the rated range.
Cold reduces battery efficiency, and energy is used to heat the cabin and battery. Many EVs lose 20–30% range in cold winter driving compared to summer conditions.
Your car's dashboard or app usually shows an average consumption in kWh/100 km over a period. Use this figure in the calculator for a more accurate result than the manufacturer's rated figure.