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EV Charging Calculator

Work out the energy, time, cost and range of an electric car charging session from battery size, charge levels and charger power.

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Energy into battery
Energy from the grid
Charging time
Range added
Cost

On a home wallbox or public AC charger the car’s onboard charger can be the limit, for example 7.4 or 11 kW. At fast DC chargers the power falls as the battery fills.

How to use it

Enter the usable battery capacity, the charge level now and the level you want, the charger power and your electricity price. Adjust the charging loss and your car’s consumption if you know them.

How it is calculated

Energy into the battery = capacity × (target % − start %) ÷ 100. Energy from the grid = energy into the battery ÷ (1 − loss %). Time = energy from the grid ÷ charger power. Range added = energy into the battery ÷ consumption × 100. The result assumes constant power; the car or the charger may limit it, and fast DC charging slows down as the battery fills, especially above about 80 %.