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Electric cars, such as the Skywell Long Range, help protect the environment – and reduce both noise and harmful emissions. For this reason, the Long Range is for example in Germany eligible for an environmental bonus of up to €9,480 (incl. VAT). The subsidies are tied to different conditions and differ from country to country. For this reason, please inform yourself in your country about local subsidies and any conditions attached to them.
The Skywell Long Range boasts an NEDC range of up to 520 km (WLTP: 456 km). The WLTP test standard was introduced to provide a more realistic consumption profile. In everyday conditions, the actual range of the vehicle may vary. This depends on various factors, particularly the outside temperature, the route profile, the driver’s personal driving style, the use of other devices within the vehicle (heating/air conditioning) and thermal preconditioning. For electric vehicles, the differences between the various operating modes are considerable. Therefore, the range may be significantly higher on purely urban routes or on country roads, whereas it may be below the average WLTP range on faster motorway journeys.
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Please refer to the PDF price list for the technical specifications of the Long Range. You can download this document via the ‘Find out more’ link in the Long Range configurator.
The main difference between alternating current (AC) charging, direct current (DC) charging and high-power charging (HPC) is the time it takes to charge the vehicle. Depending on the cable and charging station, charging electric vehicles with alternating current (AC) takes longer, whereas direct current (DC) is much faster.