Range Calculation Formula:
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The range of an electric bicycle is the maximum distance it can travel on a single battery charge. It depends on the battery capacity and the energy consumption rate of the bicycle.
The calculator uses the simple range formula:
Where:
Explanation: The formula divides the total energy available in the battery by the energy used per kilometer to determine how many kilometers can be traveled.
Details: Knowing your e-bike's range helps plan trips, avoid running out of battery, and understand the real-world performance of your electric bicycle.
Tips: Enter battery capacity in Wh (usually listed in the specifications) and your typical consumption rate in Wh/km (can be found in your bike's display or manual). Both values must be greater than zero.
Q1: What's a typical e-bike battery capacity?
A: Most e-bikes have batteries between 300Wh and 700Wh, with high-end models reaching 1000Wh or more.
Q2: What affects energy consumption?
A: Factors include rider weight, terrain, speed, wind, tire pressure, and assist level used.
Q3: How can I improve my e-bike's range?
A: Use lower assist levels, maintain proper tire pressure, reduce speed, and avoid heavy acceleration.
Q4: Is this range estimate accurate for real-world conditions?
A: This is a theoretical maximum. Actual range will vary based on riding conditions and style.
Q5: Can I use this for other electric vehicles?
A: The same formula applies to any electric vehicle, though consumption rates will differ.