EVRadar is an independent electric-car database built for buyers who want to compare cars on what actually matters day to day — how far they go, how fast they charge and what the battery is — with every number sourced and dated.
- What data does EVRadar list for each electric car?
- Every model shows real-world winter and summer range, peak charging power with kilometres added in a 15-minute charge and the 10–80% time, usable battery capacity and cell chemistry, the platform and drivetrain, power, and price. Each figure is sourced and dated rather than copied from a brochure.
- How is EVRadar's real range different from the WLTP or EPA figure?
- Official WLTP and EPA numbers come from standardised lab cycles and tend to overstate what you get in daily driving. EVRadar shows a real-world estimate — including a colder winter figure and a motorway figure — because temperature and speed are what actually decide how far an EV goes.
- Can I filter and compare cars directly on this page?
- Yes. Filter the database by range, price, charging speed, battery size, body type, brand and availability, then open any model or put several side by side in the comparison view to see the differences at a glance.
- How often is the catalogue updated?
- New models and corrected figures are added continuously as manufacturers release specifications and as independent measurements become available. Where a number is still provisional it is labelled as such.
- Is EVRadar free to use?
- Yes — browsing, filtering and comparing the full electric-car database is free and needs no account.