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Winter EV Range Calculator

Compare normal-weather range with a transparent cold-weather scenario.

Your vehicle, your numbers

Example numbers are prefilled. Replace them with your vehicle data and local prices. Currency changes the label, not the exchange rate.

kWh
kWh/100 km
Use battery-side driving consumption, not energy from your electricity bill.
km
If supplied, this becomes the range baseline instead of capacity ÷ consumption.
°C
%
Editable planning assumption; not a model-specific measured prediction.
%

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Your results

Transparent by design

A clearer picture starts here.

Review the example inputs, then calculate. We show the assumptions alongside your result.

Why is this an estimate?

Temperature, cabin and battery heating, wind, tyres, road conditions and speed all matter. The 15–35% starting band is an illustrative scenario you should replace with observations for the vehicle.

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EVVerity estimates are informational and are not a substitute for a professional battery diagnostic or pre-purchase vehicle inspection.

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See how the calculation works

Cold-weather range = normal-weather range × (1 − range-loss scenario ÷ 100).

Temperature, cabin and battery heating, wind, tyres, road conditions and speed all matter. The 15–35% starting band is an illustrative scenario you should replace with observations for the vehicle.

Start with comparable information

Check the units, time period and vehicle configuration behind each number. Use battery-side driving consumption for capacity estimates. Energy billed by a charger also includes losses and may include thermal management.

Vehicle specifications describe a version when new. A user-supplied report describes a particular vehicle at a particular time. Our calculations keep those two kinds of information separate.

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