Brand-by-brand and model-by-model battery guides covering size, chemistry, real-world range, charging speed, and warranty terms for Tesla, Ford, Hyundai, Kia, GM, Rivian, Lucid, BYD, and more. If you own or are considering a specific EV, this is the fastest way to find exactly what its battery is built from and how it’s expected to hold up.Every guide links out to our chemistry, charging, and lifespan hubs so you can dig deeper on the parts that matter most to you.
The Dolphin Surf is the European version of BYD’s Seagull, with two LFP Blade batteries — 30 kWh (220 km WLTP) and 43.2 kWh (up to 322 km). This guide covers the verified specs, real-world range, charging claims versus ADAC’s measured times, UK prices, warranty and what a replacement pack costs.
Nissan Leaf battery guide: every size from 24 to 75 kWh, battery type and chemistry, how long it lasts, replacement costs, and 2026 specs.
Nissan Ariya battery guide: 63 vs 87 kWh NMC packs, EPA range up to 304 miles, 130 kW charging, liquid cooling, warranty, and battery life.
Toyota RAV4 Prime / Plug-in Hybrid battery guide: 18.1 kWh (22.7 kWh for 2026), 42–54 miles of EPA electric range, Level 2 charging in 2.5–4.5 hours, and a 10-year / 150,000-mile battery warranty explained.
Hyundai promised an Ioniq 7 in 2020, showed it as the SEVEN concept in 2021 — and sold it as the Ioniq 9. Now reports say the name may return on a smaller SUV. What is verified, what is reporting, and what was invented.
Kia EV4 battery guide: 58.3 and 81.4 kWh sizes (55/78 usable), 400V charging in 29–31 minutes, WLTP and EPA-estimated range, warranty and launch status.
The Renault 4 E-Tech runs a 52 kWh NMC battery in the UK (the 40 kWh car is Europe-only), with a 37 kWh LFP version on the way. Sizes, composition, real range, charging and the honest V2G picture, explained.
Subaru Solterra battery guide: 72.8 vs 74.7 kWh packs, 228 vs 288 miles of EPA range, 100 vs 150 kW charging, cold-weather fixes, and warranty.
Toyota C-HR+ battery guide: 57.7/77 kWh NMC (EU) or 74.7 kWh (US C-HR), 376–378 miles WLTP, 290 miles EPA (US), 150 kW DC in 30 min, 22 kW AC (LR EU), 10-year warranty with dealer servicing.
Every current Tesla’s EPA range, battery size, and chemistry in one table — Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X, and Cybertruck — plus what real-world range to actually expect.
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