Is CarsMultiverse really free to use?

Yes. 100% free for buyers and 100% free for dealerships. No listing fees, no commissions, no premium subscriptions.

How many car dealers are on CarsMultiverse?

CarsMultiverse currently lists 9,650+ authorized car dealerships across 42 countries and 22 automotive brands.

Which car brands are listed on CarsMultiverse?

22 brands including BMW, Toyota, MINI, Kia, Lexus, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Porsche, Tesla, Volvo, Volkswagen, Honda, Nissan, Hyundai, Ford, Renault, Mazda, Land Rover, Chevrolet, Jeep, Fiat, and Peugeot.

Which countries does CarsMultiverse cover?

42 countries across Europe (Germany, France, Italy, Spain, UK, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Austria, Sweden and more), North America, Asia (Japan, South Korea, India, Singapore, Hong Kong), the Middle East (UAE, Saudi Arabia), Africa (South Africa), Oceania (Australia), and South America (Brazil).

Where does your dealer data come from?

All listings are built from publicly available information and official brand dealer locators. We link directly to each dealership's own website for verification.

How do I find a car dealer near me?

Use the 'Near me' geolocation button or the Find a Dealer floating button on any page. You can filter by brand, country, and distance.

Can I contact dealerships directly through CarsMultiverse?

Yes. Every listing includes the dealership's public phone number, email, and official website link — with zero middlemen.

Is CarsMultiverse affiliated with any automaker?

No. CarsMultiverse is an independent directory. We are not affiliated with any automaker, dealer group, or reseller.

How do I get my dealership listed on CarsMultiverse?

Submit your dealership through the Add Listing page. All submissions are reviewed before going live.

EV Charging Cost Calculator

Estimate what a full charge costs and your real cost per 100 km. Works for any EV in any country - just enter your battery size and local electricity price.

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Calculator

Battery size (kWh)Electricity price (per kWh)Consumption (kWh per 100 km)

Enter values above to see your charging cost.

How the calculation works

Cost per full charge = battery kWh times electricity price, divided by charging efficiency (we use 90% as a realistic AC home-charging assumption). Cost per 100 km uses your real-world consumption (15-22 kWh/100km is typical for most EVs).

Why your home rate matters most

Home off-peak electricity is usually 2-4 times cheaper per kWh than DC fast charging. Owners who charge at home 80% of the time and DC-fast only on road trips save the most money.

Frequently asked questions

What is a realistic kWh/100km figure?

Small EVs (Tesla Model 3 RWD, Hyundai Kona) use 14-17 kWh/100km. Mid-size EVs (Model Y, ID.4) use 17-20 kWh/100km. Large SUVs and trucks (Rivian, Lightning) use 22-30 kWh/100km.

How much does DC fast charging cost?

In Europe DC fast typically runs 0.45-0.79 EUR/kWh. In the US it runs 0.30-0.55 USD/kWh. Plan-based pricing on Tesla, EVgo, or Ionity can be 20-30% cheaper.

Are there free chargers?

Some retailers, hotels, and workplaces still offer free Level 2 charging. Free DC fast chargers are rare in 2026.

How accurate is this calculator?

Within about 10% for AC home charging. Real-world DC fast-charging costs vary by network plan, time of day, and idle fees - check the operator app for exact pricing.

Does cold weather increase charging cost?

Yes - cabin heating and battery preconditioning can add 20-40% to winter consumption. Pre-heat the car while still plugged in to minimize this.