EVSim: Try Electric Cars

Thinking about switching to an electric car, but not sure how one would fit your real driving? EVSim lets you test EVs on the drives you already take. Track your normal trips in your current car and see how different electric vehicles would have performed on the same routes. EVSim estimates range impact, battery usage, energy consumption, charging needs, driving costs, and potential savings using your actual driving patterns. Instead of relying only on advertised range figures, EVSim helps you answer a more useful question: Would this EV work for my life? Whether you're comparing electric cars, worried about range, or trying to understand charging and running costs, EVSim gives you a practical way to experience electric driving before you buy. TRACK YOUR REAL DRIVES Record the routes you already drive. EVSim follows your trip and uses it as the basis for the EV simulation. TEST DIFFERENT ELECTRIC CARS Choose from multiple EV profiles and see how each vehicle would perform on the same real-world routes. SEE RANGE, BATTERY & CONSUMPTION After each drive, see estimated energy use, battery percentage used, range impact, and driving efficiency. COMPARE EVS ON THE SAME DRIVE Replay your trip with different electric cars and compare which models better fit your driving pattern. SEE WHAT YOU COULD SAVE Compare estimated electric driving costs with your current fuel costs using real fuel and electricity prices. ESTIMATE CHARGING TIME & COST See how long it could take to replace the energy used and compare estimated charging costs across different charging options. REAL-WORLD CONDITIONS EVSim uses current weather conditions to make consumption estimates more representative of the drive you actually took. TRACK SAVINGS OVER TIME See estimated savings by trip, week, month, and over time. WIDGETS & LIVE ACTIVITY Keep useful trip information available through widgets and Live Activity. EVSim is built for drivers who are considering an EV and want to understand how electric driving would fit their own routine before making the switch. Drive as usual. Test different EVs. See what works for you.