Tesla Model 3: range, battery & charging - DrivingElectric
Aug 21, 2024 · 27mins (10-80%, 250kW) Performance. 328 miles. 12hrs (0-100% 7.4kW) 30mins (10-80%, 250kW) As electric car battery technology continues to develop at a rapid pace, range anxiety is all but a distant memory. This is especially the case with the Tesla Model 3, as even the entry-level Rear-Wheel Drive variant can exceed 300 miles on a single charge.
BMW i3 (2013-2022) range, battery & charging - DrivingElectric
Jul 28, 2022 · 36mins (50kW, 10-80%) i3s. 175 miles. 6hrs 15mins (7.4kW, 0-100%) 36mins (50kW, 10-80%) Thanks to improvements in battery technology, BMW was able to improve the i3's range without having to modify the body or reduce interior space when it upgraded the battery in 2019. Now, the car sits perfectly between the 159-mile range offered by the ...
BMW i4 review: range, battery & charging | DrivingElectric
Jul 18, 2023 · The new entry-level i4 eDrive35 features a 70kWh battery and offers up to 299 miles of range, according to BMW. A range figure of around 250 miles should be more than doable on a day-to-day basis, which therefore makes the base i4 the sweet spot for the majority of EV drivers. Both the eDrive40 and high-performance M50 versions of the i4 use a ...
MG ZS EV review - DrivingElectric
MG ZS EV verdict. The MG ZS EV remains one of the best-value EVs on the market, with its appeal being significantly boosted by its updated styling and Long Range version. Sure, it’s not the most exhilarating car to drive, and interior quality doesn’t match that of its rivals from Kia, Hyundai or Peugeot, but the ZS EV undercuts them all on ...
Toyota bZ4X review: range, battery & charging - DrivingElectric
Oct 5, 2023 · Toyota bZ4X range. At launch, Toyota quoted the bZ4X a range of over 300 miles which put it in-line with rivals such as the Volkswagen ID.4 and Skoda Enyaq. Nowadays, however, the Japanese maker quotes a much more conservative figure of 271 miles for the front-wheel-drive car and 255 miles for the four-wheel-drive model, which is far behind the ...
Top 10 best hybrid SUVs and hybrid 4x4s 2024 - DrivingElectric
May 8, 2024 · 1. Hyundai Tucson Hybrid. The fourth iteration of the Tucson is by far the best, bringing a striking design and the latest drivetrain technology to what was once just a competent but conservative family SUV. The Hyundai is a great all-rounder, offering a comfortable and composed ride, impressive build quality and efficiency …
Top 10 best small electric cars 2024 - DrivingElectric
Apr 15, 2024 · 8. Kia Soul EV. Few small electric cars turn heads quite like the funky Kia Soul EV with its unique boxy shape and Stormtrooper-esque front-end design. The Soul’s interior may not quite match its distinctive exterior, but nonetheless everything feels well-screwed together and Kia’s infotainment system is one of the best on the market.
Fiat 500e: range, battery & charging - DrivingElectric
Nov 1, 2023 · 42kWh. 199 miles. 4hrs 15mins (0-100%, 11kW) 35mins (10-80%, 85kW) The Fiat 500e is available with two battery sizes: 24kWh and 42kWh. The upside of the bigger unit is a 200-mile range (if you go for the right specification) and if your commute is less than 10 miles each way, you’ll soon discover the benefits of having to charge less frequently.
Nissan Leaf review: range, battery & charging - DrivingElectric
Jun 29, 2023 · The Nissan Leaf has many tools in its armoury to maximise the number of miles it can travel on a charge. Even if you only stick it in Eco mode and forget about the range-maximising e-Pedal, the e+ version will do well over 200 miles. Some reports suggest the range-topper will charge at up to 100kW, though Nissan still quotes figures for a 50kW maximum – taking anything between 60 and 90 ...
Tesla Model Y: range, battery & charging - DrivingElectric
May 14, 2024 · The base Model Y has a maximum charging speed of 170kW, but thanks to its slightly smaller battery you’ll only need around 25 minutes to charge up from 10-80% at one of Tesla’s V4 Superchargers. Long Range and Performance models get faster 250kW maximum rapid-charging speeds so, despite having a larger battery, they only take two minutes ...