Online Marketer
08 February 2024
The range of an electric vehicle is the distance it can travel on a full battery charge before it needs to be recharged. In some cases, this is also called the range or the range of the car. The range is determined by the following factors:
The range of electric vehicles is measured according to standardised test procedures. Before September 2017, this was measured using the New European Driving Cycle (NEDC procedure) and from September 2017, this is measured using the Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP procedure). The results of the NEDC procedure increasingly deviated from real-world consumption, which is why it was decided to switch to the more realistic WLTP procedure. The NEDC procedure and the WLTP procedure differ from each other in the following aspects:
The range of today's electric vehicles is therefore determined using the WLTP procedure.
The measured range in the standardized tests can still deviate from the actual range in everyday life. There are several external factors that can influence the range, including:
At Dealerleasing we have various electric passenger cars in stock, which differ in their size and therefore also their range. The following vehicles are good options if you are looking for an electric passenger car with sufficient range:
At Dealerleasing we have electric passenger cars, as well as various electric commercial vehicles in stock. These are suitable for entrepreneurs who want to start with sustainable driving. The following electric commercial vehicles are a good option at Dealerleasing:
When choosing a new electric car, the range plays an important role. The range is determined by the capacity of the battery, the condition of the battery and the energy consumption of the car, but also by various external factors. At Dealerleasing we have various electric vehicles. Are you interested? Then take a quick look at our electric short lease offer!