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Version 1.4 · 2025-07-14
Fix bugs
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The store currently lists version 1.4, updated 2025-07-14.








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This calculator is used to estimate electric vehicle charging time, cost and kilometres of range delivered no matter what charging system you are connecting to because we support various charging points 1.8, 2.3 ... 22 kW.
Use it if you plan to charge your EV at home, at work or at any AC charging point.
Features:
- Support all-electric cars/ vehicles brands
- Works for various types of charing stations or home charging
- Determine the cost to charge by just selecting your vehicle and enter your electricity rate
- Calculate time to charge from xx% to yy% (battery percentage)
- Accurate range calculator
- Save the last selection so that you don't need to enter again.
- Offline usage. Don't need internet to use this app.
Thanks for downloading this app. We are happy to receive any feedbacks for issues or new features you'd like to have.
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Fix bugs
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