Alternative Engine TypeType of electric motor used. Typically Permanent Magnet or Electro Magnet.
Electro Magnetic
Electric Motor Battery TypeType of battery used in an electric or hybrid vehicle - eg. Lithium ion, nickel metal hydride etc.
Lithium Ion
Electric Motor Current TypeElectrical current type of Hybrid or EV, either AC or DC.
AC
Electric Motor VoltageElectrical output of the electric motor, measured in volts.
375V
Electric Motor NumberThis is the electric motor's individual serial umber as specified by manufacturer
L1ST##?#######
Battery Composition
Lithium Nickel Manganese Cobalt oxide (NMC)
Wall Box Charging VoltageThis is the voltage used for an AC fast charger (wall box), faster than a household plug, but slower than most DC quick chargers.
240V
DC Charging Time (at Max kW)λ
The number of minutes it takes to charge the battery on a DC quick charge.
34min
Alternative Engine Charging Method
Mains/Regenerative
HV Battery Charge Socket Type (AC)
Type 2
HV Battery Charge Socket Type (DC)
CCS2
High Voltage Battery Amp HoursAmperage available when discharged evenly over a 20 hour period (Ah)
245.7Ah
High Voltage Battery CapacityThis is the capacity of the high voltage battery that powers the motor. Measured in kilowatt hours (kWh). It is equivalent to the fuel tank on a regular vehicle.
85kWh
Electric Driving Range km (ADR)Kilometres that can be travelled between recharges as per ADR testing standard. NEDC testing figure used predominately before July 2026. WLTP figure to be used from 1st July 2026 for new vehicle models, and will apply to all applicable vehicles by 1 July 2028 with introduction of Australian Design Rule 81/03.
528km
Combined PowerThis is the combined power outputs of both electric motors and the combustion engine in the vehicle. Measured in kilowatts.
311kW
Alternative Engine PowerThis is the power output of the vehicle's electric motor, measured in kilowatts.
193kW
Alternative Engine TorqueThis relates to the rotational force or 'strength' of a vehicle's engine, measured in Newton metres (Nm). Depending on the car, this could mean either more speed or more pulling/load carrying capability.
660Nm