kWh to km Converter
Turn battery capacity and consumption into real range. Convert kWh to km, see km/kWh efficiency and estimate your usable range in seconds.
Cars: 15-18 · SUVs: 19-24 · e-bikes: 1-2.
AC: ~10% · DC: ~5%.
Theoretical range
Usable range (real)
Efficiency
kWh for 100 km
Quick reference — common EVs
| Vehicle | Battery | Consumption | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tesla Model 3 Long Range | 82 kWh | ~15 kWh/100 | ~550 km |
| Hyundai IONIQ 6 | 77 kWh | ~14 kWh/100 | ~550 km |
| Kia EV6 GT-Line | 77 kWh | ~17 kWh/100 | ~450 km |
| Nissan LEAF SV Plus | 60 kWh | ~17 kWh/100 | ~350 km |
| VW ID.4 Pro | 82 kWh | ~19 kWh/100 | ~430 km |
Frequently asked questions
How many km can you drive with 1 kWh?
In a typical EV, 1 kWh moves you roughly 5-8 km in mixed driving (15-20 kWh/100km). Efficient city driving can reach 8-10 km/kWh; a highway at 130 km/h may drop to 4-5 km/kWh.
What is the difference between kWh and kW?
kW is power — the rate of energy flow, like a battery's charge speed. kWh is energy — the amount stored or used. A 60 kWh battery can deliver 60 kW for one hour, or 7 kW for ~8.5 hours.
How do I convert kWh/100km to km/kWh?
Divide 100 by the kWh/100km figure. Example: 16 kWh/100km → 100 ÷ 16 = 6.25 km/kWh. Lower kWh/100km means more efficient.
How do I calculate the real range of my EV?
Range = battery capacity (kWh) × usable share ÷ consumption (kWh/100km) × 100. Add a weather and speed penalty for a realistic figure — use our Real Range or Highway Range calculator.