Routing API v7 Developer's Guide

Requesting a Consumption-Based Isoline

Electric vehicles have a limited range, which means it is important to be able to visualize the appropriate range to avoid running out of energy before reaching a charging point. Ranges are determined by the current battery charge and factors affecting the rate of energy consumption such as road slope or auxiliary power usage. The resource CalculateIsoline allows you to make a range prediction. To calculate a consumption-based isoline, specify the value consumption for the query parameter rangeType in your request. Since vehicles have unique consumption parameters, you must specify a value for the query parameter consumptionModel for an accurate range to be calculated. For more details, see Standard consumption model.

The fastest mode reflects normal driving behavior where drivers want to drive the fastest possible route. These kinds of requests answer the question: how can I get somewhere by driving in the least possible time?

https://isoline.route.ls.hereapi.com/routing/7.2/calculateisoline.json
?apiKey={YOUR_API_KEY}
&mode=fastest;car;traffic:disabled
&rangetype=consumption
&start=geo!52.52514,13.4034
&range=20000
&consumptionmodel=standard
&customconsumptiondetails=
speed,0,1.7,10,1.4,30,1.1,50,1.0,70,1.1,100,1.2,120,1.4,140,1.8;
ascent,30.0;descent,10.0
Note: This example uses a HERE API Key to authenticate your request. For the available authentication options, see the Identity & Access Management Developer Guide.
Figure 1. Example of a consumption-based isoline using the fastest routing mode.