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Speed is the main factor which impacts battery range. By driving smoothly and adhering to speed limits, you can avoid excessive energy use.

Eco-driving is key to maximizing the range of electric vehicles. Smooth acceleration and gentle braking reduce energy consumption, while the regenerative braking function adds charge as you drive. Combined, these good habits can increase range by 15%-20%.

The weather can reduce range by up to 40%, depending on the level of heating or cooling required in the cabin.

Charging costs and times

The charging time for electric car batteries depends on battery capacity, charging power (kw), and the vehicle charger's maximum power. Car manufacturers are continually researching and developing batteries that offer greater range and faster charging times. Modern electric vehicles primarily use lithium-ion (Li) batteries which are known for their durability.
Public charging stations offer a variety of payment options, such as a fixed monthly subscription or a pay-as-you-go fee, in addition to session costs determined by the operator. At home, charging can be done using a dedicated device (Wallbox) or a standard power outlet, with costs varying based on power requirements and the electricity provider. Customers can also choose to install an additional meter to separately track their charging energy costs.