Dan heb je niet goed gezocht.
De Google AI (zoek op "WLTP EV, how is consumption determined") is er heel duidelijk in:
How Consumption is Determined:
Test Cycle Phases: The test consists of four phases: Low, Medium, High, and Extra High, which simulate different speeds (up to 131.3 km/h) and driving behaviors like acceleration, braking, and idling.
Measurement Method: For electric vehicles, the test starts with a fully charged battery. The vehicle is driven on a dynamometer until the battery is empty (or near empty).
Calculation: The total electric energy consumption is calculated by measuring the energy required to recharge the battery back to 100% after the test, including charging losses.
Unit of Measurement: The result is typically expressed in kilowatt-hours per 100 kilometers (kWh/100km) or Watt-hours per kilometer (Wh/km).
Standardized Conditions: To ensure consistency, the test is conducted at a constant 23°C, with auxiliary systems like air conditioning turned off.
Vehicle Configuration: The test accounts for individual vehicle configurations, including weight and accessories, by testing the lightest and heaviest variants of a model.
Maar dan wil je natuurlijk weten waar die AI dat vandaan haalt...
Hier wordt het ook duidelijk uitgelegd. Dat het inclusief de laadverliezen is staat er zelfs twee keer:
https://evdb.nz/wltp- WLTP-rated consumption includes charging loss
- WLTP performs a battery recharge as part of its test, so consumption includes charging losses.
- WLTP consumption allows drivers to compare energy costs (like litres per 100 km in a petrol car).
- Electricity 'lost' during charging is typically between 7-12% (worse in cold weather).
- In some cars, electricity from charging can be used to heat (or cool) the battery.
Of hier (
https://www.electrive.com...nge-is-really-calculated/ ):
In a WLTP ... the calculated combined power consumption includes charging losses because these have to be paid by the owner.
En hier (
https://ev-range-standard-converter.web.app/)
WLTP (Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure)
WLTP is the current global standard for measuring EV range, adopted in Europe and many other regions. It uses a 30-minute, four-phase driving cycle (low, medium, high, extra high speeds) at 23°C, simulating both city and highway conditions. WLTP includes charging losses, making its consumption figures more realistic than older standards. However, real-world range can still be lower due to factors like temperature, speed, and driving style.
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