Some versions of the Tesla Model S have a range of 500kms plus on a single charge. With a recent drive train update (April 2019) new Model S & X vehicles will increase their range to around 600kms without any increase in battery size. Many of the newer EV models boast a range over 300kms before recharging. The GM Bolt has a range of 383kms and the new (2018) Nissan LEAF has a similar range. Tesla’s Model 3 and Hyundai’s Kona have ranges around 500kms on a single charge. Range anxiety is diminishing as a barrier to EV uptake with models from 2018 onwards having a range of 300kms and up.
Tesla have unveiled their Roadster V2 which has a range of 1,000kms and will be in production 2020. The average Australian passenger vehicle travels 12,600 kms per annum (34.52 kms daily average) according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (2018 figures), a range easily achievable by electric vehicles. More infrastructure has been rolled out with fast (and ultra fast) stations being deployed but more needs to be done in this area. Most charging will be done at home however from a standard plug or from a wall mounted charger.
That’s why i love tesla as they can travel almost 450km and above but I haven’t travelled that much far with that. They have very good quality of batteries installed in them. Thanks for sharing the information most of the people would not know this.