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Vehicle Configuration
Configure vehicle profiles for accurate EV route planning
Vehicle Configuration
EVRP supports any electric vehicle through customizable vehicle profiles. This guide explains how to configure vehicles for accurate range and consumption calculations.
Built-in Vehicle Profiles
We maintain profiles for popular EV models. Use the model parameter with a supported vehicle ID:
| Model ID | Vehicle | Battery | Range (EPA) |
|---|---|---|---|
tesla_model_3_lr | Tesla Model 3 Long Range | 82 kWh | 358 mi |
tesla_model_y_lr | Tesla Model Y Long Range | 81 kWh | 330 mi |
tesla_model_s_lr | Tesla Model S Long Range | 100 kWh | 405 mi |
rivian_r1t | Rivian R1T | 135 kWh | 314 mi |
ford_f150_lightning | Ford F-150 Lightning | 131 kWh | 320 mi |
chevy_bolt_euv | Chevrolet Bolt EUV | 65 kWh | 247 mi |
Custom Vehicle Profiles
For vehicles not in our database, provide a custom profile:
Consumption Factors
EVRP adjusts consumption based on real-world conditions:
Speed Impact
Higher speeds increase aerodynamic drag exponentially:
- 60 mph: Baseline consumption
- 70 mph: +15% consumption
- 80 mph: +35% consumption
Climate Adjustment
Battery performance varies with temperature:
Cold weather adjustments:
- Below 0°C: +20-30% consumption
- Cabin heating: +10-15% additional
- Below -10°C: +35-45% consumption
Elevation Changes
Routes with significant elevation gain require more energy:
- Uphill: Additional consumption based on gradient
- Downhill: Regenerative braking recovery (typically 60-70% efficiency)
Payload and Cargo
For commercial vehicles, account for payload:
Best Practices
- Use built-in profiles when available - They're calibrated with real-world data
- Account for degradation - Older batteries may have 90-95% of original capacity
- Include a safety buffer - Set
min_arrival_soc_percentto at least 15-20% - Test in conditions - Verify predictions against actual trips