Free
Charging log for electric and plug-in cars
Log each charge with its kWh and what it cost — or nothing, when it was free. Home charges can be priced from your own tariff, and say so. Consumption is measured “at the plug”, between two charges back to the same battery level, and Car Health keeps the battery’s state-of-health readings and its warranty — recorded, never rated.
Consumption at the plug
13,68 kWh/100 km
Measured over 760 km, 2 stretches
Spent on charging
199,40 RON
136 kWh in 5 charges
- 21 Sept 2026 · 25 kWh · battery to 80%30,00 RONHomeFrom home tariff
- 12 Sept 2026 · 38 kWh · battery to 90%95,00 RONFast charger (DC)
- 31 Aug 2026 · 30 kWh · battery to 80%36,00 RONHomeFrom home tariff
- 24 Aug 2026 · 11 kWhfreePublic AC
High-voltage battery: 93% state of health recorded on 04.09.2026 (Workshop test). The first reading, on 07.04.2024, recorded 98%.
Measured from 80% back to 80%: the free supermarket charge adds its kWh, and the fast charge to 90% closes nothing. Charging losses are included, so it reads higher than the car’s own display.
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