EV Battery Size List — New Zealand

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Battery capacities are approximate usable capacity. WLTP range is the manufacturer's claimed figure under standardised test conditions — real-world range varies with speed, temperature and driving style. Energy use (kWh/100 km) is calculated from battery and range. Max DC is the vehicle's maximum DC fast charging speed — the charger must also support that speed. Data reflects models available in New Zealand as of early 2026 and is subject to change.

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Default values

If no vehicle is selected, calculators use default values of a 100 kWh battery and 16 kWh per 100 km efficiency, which represent a mid-to-large EV driven in mixed conditions. These defaults give a reasonable starting point for general comparisons.

Battery sizes in EVs available in New Zealand generally fall into these ranges.

Ranges are approximate based on models available in New Zealand as of early 2026.