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Want to know how far your new EV can actually go? Take 10–20% off its claimed range

By Hussein Dia, Professor of Transport Technology and Sustainability, Swinburne University of Technology

Many electric vehicles (EVs) now come with range estimates of 400–500 kilometres, while some premium models claim ranges of more than 600km.

Drivers new to EVs may look at the range figures given by the manufacturer and think that’s how far their new car will go on a single battery charge.

But this isn’t quite accurate. In reality, an EV’s actual range is usually less. Recent

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