SuliHuli is an independent catalog of 691 electric cars. We collect range, charging and prices, link every number to its source and rank the cars by how you will use them.
The default ranking uses the Everyday composite: a weighted geometric mean of winsorized, min-max-normalized metrics — range (35%), charging speed (km/min) (25%), winter range (15%), seats (13%), trunk volume (13%). Weights are public and fixed, and scores run 0–100.
Score out of 100One score per use case, from the same public formula for every car. A leading ≈ means it is provisional.
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Range with its cycleThe figure always names its test cycle. Cycles that read long are converted to a WLTP equivalent for ranking.
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Source and dateThe mark says whether two independent sources agree; the source site and the date we read it stand beside it.
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Second check of the inputsThe dots show how many of the ten rating inputs passed a second independent check.
Pick another use case or drag the sliders to weight what matters to you, and the table re-ranks instantly with no page reload. Models missing the defining metric, or covering under half the active weight, are not candidates and are hidden.
Official range always names its cycle (WLTP, EPA, CLTC). Cycles that read long are converted to a WLTP equivalent for ranking, with the published figure in brackets.
✓ verified (two independent primary sources, or a regulator) · ○ one source · “unverified” = collected with its link and date, not yet re-checked. The four dots in the Data column show how many of the ten rating inputs passed a second independent check.
An amber bar and “≈” mark a score that rests on figures not yet verified by two independent sources. It still ranks; the mark tells you how firmly.
