Guides on electric cars – Everything you need to know

Practical guides on electric cars, charging, benefit value, advantages and disadvantages. Become an expert on electric cars with our in-depth guides.

What will you find in our guides?

Buying or leasing an electric car is a big decision. There are many factors to consider – range, charging times, benefit value, V2G technology and much more. Our guides are written by editors with deep knowledge of the Swedish electric car market and help you make well-informed decisions.

All guides are continuously updated with current regulations, prices and technology for 2025–2026. Whether you are a beginner considering your first electric car or an experienced EV owner looking to optimise charging and benefit value – you will find the answers here.

Our guides on electric cars

Most read guides

Our most popular guides help thousands of Swedes every month make smarter decisions about electric cars. Here are the three that most readers find answers in:

  1. Charging an electric car – From wallbox selection to charging cards and networks. Answers questions about home charging, fast charging and costs.
  2. Benefit value – Calculate the cost of an electric car as a company car benefit. Saves thousands of kronor per year on average for those who choose the right model.
  3. Advantages and disadvantages – A balanced review for those considering switching to an electric car and wanting an honest answer.

Want to go directly to model pages? See our collection page for all Kia electric cars or compare models with our comparison tool.

Common questions

How do you charge an electric car at home?

You need a wallbox (charging box) installed by a certified electrician. Charging typically takes place overnight at 7-22 kW output.

Is an electric car subject to benefit taxation?

Yes, electric cars have a benefit value but with a lower list price supplement than fossil-fuelled cars, making them attractive as company cars.

What is V2G?

Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) lets your electric car feed electricity back to the grid. Kia supports this technology in EV6 and EV9 with V2L/V2G functionality.

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