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My EV Dashboard & Garage
Your car’s profile, battery specs, charger setup and every renewal date on one calm page.
- Page
- 2
- Zones
- 5
- Fields
- 25
Purpose
The home base of the planner. Everything you would otherwise dig out of the car app, the glovebox and your inbox lives here: the vehicle profile, battery size, how you charge at home and on the road, and the dates that are easy to miss.
Layout zones & field markers
Zone 1 · Top left card
Vehicle profile
- Write-in line
Make & model
- Write-in line
Car nickname
Every coquette car deserves a name
- Write-in line
Year and trim
- Write-in line
VIN (last 6) and plate
- Write-in line
Odometer and owned since
Starting mileage for every later calculation
- Chip select
Drivetrain: EV, PHEV, Hybrid
Zone 2 · Top right card
Battery & range
- Number box
Usable capacity
kWh
- Number box
Rated range
mi or km
- Number box
Efficiency goal
mi/kWh
- Gauge
Daily charge limit
10-segment battery with the 20 to 80% sweet spot shaded pink, plus a "my limit" line
- Chip select
Charge port: NACS, CCS1, CCS2, J1772, Type 2, CHAdeMO
Zone 3 · Middle left card
Charger setup
- Chip select
Home charging: Level 1, Level 2, None
- Write-in line
Charger brand & model
- Write-in line
Output (kW) and circuit (A)
- Write-in line
Off-peak window, from and to
- Write-in line
Peak and off-peak rate
$/kWh
- Write-in line
Public networks & member IDs
Two lines
Zone 4 · Middle right card
Important dates
- Date box
Insurance renewal
Provider and policy number in the details column
- Date box
Basic warranty ends
Date or mileage, whichever comes first
- Date box
Battery warranty ends
- Date box
Registration renewal
- Date box
Next service
- Write-in line
Roadside assistance
Phone number
- Habit tracker
Renewal month strip
Circle every month with something due
Zone 5 · Bottom, full width
Garage notes
- Notes grid
Dot grid notes
Stretches to fill the extra height in A4 and tablet
Design notes
- A two-column card grid keeps specs scannable at a glance, like a car app dashboard.
- Number boxes use the mono typeface, so kWh and range figures line up neatly.
- The battery gauge shades 20 to 80% in soft pink to teach the healthy daily range.
- The notes card stretches to fill extra height, so every format looks finished.
My EV Dashboard & Garage