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EV Digest: Real-World Range, Charging, and New Models

Real-World Range Insights

Recent tests by Battery Life and Nevo EV Review reveal that highway range can vary significantly. The Kia EV4 with a 58 kWh battery achieved about 250 km at 130 km/h, while the BMW iX3 xDrive50 managed an impressive 659 km on a single charge using its 108.7 kWh pack. Tesla’s new Trip Cards now display real-world range estimates, helping drivers better plan long trips.

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New Affordable EVs

Skoda’s Epiq starts at £24,950, offering up to 267 miles of range and a spacious 475-litre boot. BYD’s Dolphin Surf (115 kW, 46 kWh LFP) targets urban drivers with a comfortable ride and 310 km WLTP range. These models aim to make EV ownership more accessible.

Charging Infrastructure Updates

Ionna’s new Rechargery in New Jersey faced ICEing issues, highlighting the need for better enforcement. Electrify America partners with WS Properties for three Massachusetts sites opening in 2026. For home charging, Electric Car Australia’s guide covers Level 1-3 options and costs.

Software & Repair Tips

Tesla’s 2026.14.6 update fixes amber indicator visuals for EU models. For DIY repairs, Electrical Car Repair LIVE shows how to replace a blown OBD port fuse in Ford Edge/Lincoln MKX.

Source: eCarsToday.com/category/videos