Tesla Model 3
RWD (Highland)
EVRadar compares electric cars on what actually matters — winter range, charging speed in real km, battery chemistry and platform — so you decide on physics, not a brochure.
Pick up to three EVs. We surface the winner on the metrics that decide real ownership — winter range and charging speed — not headline WLTP.
RWD (Highland)
84 kWh RWD
Design AWD
Set the constraints that matter for living with an EV. Results update live across the database.
We collapse marketing into eleven dimensions that predict how a car charges, survives winter and holds value — standardised across every model.
Three real-world numbers, not one WLTP fantasy
We model heating draw, cold-battery losses and sustained motorway speed — the gap brochures hide.
We translate the charging curve into the only unit that matters on a trip: kilometres back in your battery per stop.
LFP for longevity and cheap 100% charging, or NMC for density. We name the cell maker and pack architecture when known.
400V or 800V changes everything about fast charging. Paired with real kWh/100 km so you can predict cost and range.
On-board AC up to 22 kW and DC peaks up to 360 kW — but we report the curve in km gained, where it actually matters.
A heat pump is the difference between a good and bad winter. We flag whether it's standard, optional or missing.
Power tools, a fridge or — increasingly — your house. Bidirectional capability is becoming a real buying factor.
Operating system, screen, CarPlay/Android Auto and the real ADAS tier — not just a marketing 'autopilot' label.
Battery years, km and guaranteed state-of-health — plus an honest read on parts and service-network risk per brand.
EVRadar never blends marketing claims with measured data silently. Each value is labelled by how we know it — and when we last checked.
Manufacturer-published or homologated figure.
Measured in independent road tests we trust.
Modelled from platform data — treat as provisional.
Stamped on every spec. Anything older than 90 days is flagged for re-verification.
The fastest-moving battery and charging tech in Europe now ships from Chinese makers. EVRadar gives them the same neutral scrutiny as everyone else: real numbers, plus an honest read on service risk.
BYD (FinDreams)
CATL
CATL
CATL Qilin
The same car, two views. Start with a human answer, then drill all the way down to cell chemistry — without switching tools.
84 kWh RWD · 219 900 zł
The gist — Reference 800V charging and bidirectional V2L; thirstier on the motorway.
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