Would an electric car fit your life?
Test your weekly distances, charging opportunities and longer journeys. Start even if you have not chosen a car or verified charging power.
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How it works and its limits
The tool compares driving energy with available charging time and power. It does not give a purchase score, confirm charger availability or certify an electrical installation.
The initial 18 kWh/100 km daily consumption, 22 kWh/100 km journey consumption, 10% charging losses and 10-minute stop allowance are editable assumptions, not measurements of your car. Routine charging uses a 10–80% working window. Journeys assume 90% departure, a 10% reserve and charging stops up to 80%. Without destination charging, the return is included.
DC time uses average battery power, never a constant peak. When a catalogue reference is available, average power is derived from its capacity, charge window and time. Otherwise the illustrative average is the lower of 50 kW and half the peak. Applying it to another window is approximate. Real queues and detours are not measured.
The demanding scenario raises consumption by 25% and reduces average DC power by 30%. This is a sensitivity test, not a weather forecast or a worst-case guarantee. The optional cost comparison includes energy only. Your answers stay in this tab’s memory; reloading restarts the assessment. They are not saved to the Garage or sent as analytics responses.
Catalogue technical notes are available in English; original documents retain their source language. Capacities marked ≈ are indicative. Check the year, source market and equipment.