Your vehicle matters
Battery condition, vehicle configuration, efficiency assumptions, charging capability, and driving profile influence the plan.
Intelligent EV trip planning · In development
Plan the miles ahead.
ForeMile is being built to plan around the EV you are actually driving—not just a rated-range number. Vehicle condition, route speed, weather, wind, terrain, charging behavior, and public charging infrastructure all matter.
PlanningReal-world route factors
GoalArrive with confidence
Why ForeMile
Range is not one number.
An EV's usable trip range changes with the vehicle, the road, the environment, and the way the trip is driven. ForeMile is designed to bring those factors together before recommending the journey.
The road matters
Route speed, elevation, wind, weather, distance, and real charging opportunities can all change the energy required.
The stop matters
ForeMile is designed to evaluate compatible charging choices, detours, charging time, route impact, and charger resilience.
A different planning question
Not “how far is the car rated to go?”
The more useful question is: what will this vehicle likely use on this route under these conditions? ForeMile is being developed around that question.
Example planning context
Batterycondition
Routeenergy
Chargestrategy
First platform focus
Built with Tesla drivers in mind.
ForeMile's initial development and beta work is focused on Tesla vehicles, including future account connectivity designed around Tesla's official Fleet API.
Our planning model is not fundamentally limited to one manufacturer, leaving room for broader EV support as the product develops.
Tesla integration details →