EV Database

EV Charging Guides & Calculators.

20 electric vehicles in our database. Select any model for vehicle-specific charge times, cost estimates, and home charger recommendations — all pre-loaded with real specs.

BMW

BMW i4 eDrive40

81.5 kWh · 301 mi range · 205 kW max charge

Chevrolet

Chevrolet Blazer EV

102 kWh · 324 mi range · 190 kW max charge

Chevrolet Equinox EV

85 kWh · 319 mi range · 150 kW max charge

Chevrolet Silverado EV

200 kWh · 450 mi range · 350 kW max charge

Ford

Ford F-150 Lightning Extended Range

131 kWh · 320 mi range · 155 kW max charge

Ford Mustang Mach-E Extended Range

91 kWh · 310 mi range · 150 kW max charge

Hyundai

Hyundai Ioniq 5 Long Range

77.4 kWh · 303 mi range · 240 kW max charge

Hyundai Ioniq 6 Long Range

77.4 kWh · 361 mi range · 240 kW max charge

Kia

Kia EV6 Long Range

77.4 kWh · 310 mi range · 240 kW max charge

Kia EV9 Long Range

99.8 kWh · 304 mi range · 240 kW max charge

Lucid

Lucid Air Pure

88 kWh · 410 mi range · 250 kW max charge

Nissan

Nissan Ariya

87 kWh · 304 mi range · 130 kW max charge

Rivian

Rivian R1S

135 kWh · 410 mi range · 220 kW max charge

Rivian R1T

135 kWh · 420 mi range · 220 kW max charge

Tesla

Tesla Cybertruck

123 kWh · 340 mi range · 250 kW max charge

Tesla Model 3 Long Range

82 kWh · 363 mi range · 250 kW max charge

Tesla Model S Plaid

100 kWh · 396 mi range · 250 kW max charge

Tesla Model X Plaid

100 kWh · 333 mi range · 250 kW max charge

Tesla Model Y Long Range

75 kWh · 330 mi range · 250 kW max charge

Volkswagen

Volkswagen ID.4 Pro

82 kWh · 291 mi range · 175 kW max charge

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Complete EV charging database — find your vehicle.

Welcome to the most comprehensive EV charging resource on the web. chargerload.com has built a complete database of electric vehicles with detailed charging specifications — battery capacity, maximum charge speed, range, and plug types — all pre-loaded into our calculators for instant, accurate results.

Instead of manually entering battery sizes and guessing at charge speeds, simply select your vehicle from any calculator dropdown or browse to your EV's dedicated page. Our calculators instantly pull correct specifications for Tesla Model Y LR (75 kWh), Tesla Model 3 LR (82 kWh), Rivian R1T (135 kWh), Hyundai Ioniq 5 (77.4 kWh), Ford F-150 Lightning (131 kWh), and many more. Every vehicle page features a live, interactive calculator pre-loaded with that model's real specifications.

Our database covers every major electric vehicle manufacturer: Tesla, Rivian, Ford, Chevrolet, Hyundai, Kia, Volkswagen, BMW, Lucid, and Nissan. Each manufacturer section groups all available models, making it easy to compare specs across a brand's lineup.

Whether you're researching your first EV purchase or planning a home charger installation, chargerload.com has the vehicle-specific calculators, guides, and answers you need. All estimates follow NEC guidelines, use verified manufacturer specifications, and update instantly as you adjust inputs. No sign-up required — just accurate, free tools powered by real data.

Disclaimer: Specifications are based on manufacturer data and EPA certifications. Actual range and charging performance may vary based on driving conditions, temperature, battery age, and other factors. Always consult a licensed electrician for installation decisions.