Standard Charging (AC)
≈ 3 h 5 min
at an Epsis AC22 kW charger
- Cost
- ≈ ₺670
- Range
- +315 km

≈ 3 h 5 min
at an Epsis AC22 kW charger
≈ 48 min
at an Epsis DC180 kW charger
Times are estimates; they vary with the outside temperature and the state of the battery.
Monthly saving
≈ ₺4,388
Yearly ≈ ₺52,660
Electricity instead of petrol, 1,150 km/month
In this scenario charging costs ₺4,388 a month more than fuel.
About 885 kg less CO₂ a year (usage phase)
Pick your car or type the consumption to see the result.
Nissan Ariya 87 kWh: power drawn from the charger (kW) by state of charge. Dashed lines are Epsis charger powers.
| State of charge | Power (kW) |
|---|---|
| 0% | 130 |
| 10% | 130 |
| 20% | 114 |
| 30% | 100 |
| 40% | 88 |
| 50% | 78 |
| 60% | 68 |
| 70% | 60 |
| 80% | 53 |
| 90% | 39 |
| 100% | 26 |
The time is calculated in half percent steps from your car's usable battery and its own charging curve. We do not use a simple kW table.
Sources for this car: ev-database.org
Estimates only. Actual time depends on ambient and battery temperature, battery health, charger load and vehicle software. Vehicle data: EV Database and manufacturer claims.
| Home electricity | 96 km |
|---|---|
| Epsis AC | 47 km |
| Epsis DC | 39 km |
| Petrol | 18 km |
About 48 min at an Epsis DC 180 kW charger (41-55 min). The car's DC peak power is 130 kW.
About 3 h 5 min from 10% to 80%. The car draws at most 22.0 kW from an AC charger.
About ₺670 on AC and about ₺801 on DC. The cost is the kWh through the meter times the current tariff.





