Do you understand what this report is telling you?

Motorly helps you understand whether a vehicle is a good fit before you buy.

It analyses listings, battery reports and usage signals to estimate real-world range, ownership risk and how well a vehicle matches your priorities.

Motorly focuses on interpretation — not just raw data.

Motorly provides estimates based on available information and patterns across similar vehicles.

When battery reports and clear data are available, accuracy is higher. When information is limited, Motorly reflects that through confidence scores rather than guessing.

Motorly is designed to reduce uncertainty, not eliminate it.

Listings often use ideal conditions or manufacturer figures.

Motorly estimates real-world usability by considering battery condition, vehicle generation, usage patterns and typical performance of similar vehicles.

Differences are normal and highlight why context matters.

Battery screenshots can be incomplete or selectively shared.

Motorly looks for consistency across multiple signals and assigns confidence accordingly. If something looks unusual, Motorly highlights it so you know what to verify.

Motorly helps you ask better questions — it does not certify authenticity.

No.

Motorly is a decision support tool that helps you shortlist and evaluate vehicles before inspection.

It cannot detect hidden faults, accident history or undisclosed mechanical issues.

Most buyers analyse between 5 and 12 vehicles before deciding.

Motorly is designed to help you compare options, understand trade-offs and avoid focusing on a single listing too early.

The match score reflects how well a vehicle fits your needs, not overall quality.

If you prioritise range, one vehicle may rank highest. If you prioritise price or risk, another may become the best option.

Changing rankings is expected and helps clarify trade-offs.

Confidence indicates how complete and reliable the available data is.

High confidence means Motorly has strong signals to interpret. Medium or low confidence means additional verification is recommended.

Low confidence does not mean the vehicle is bad — only that uncertainty is higher.

Ownership risk reflects factors that may affect long-term usability or value.

This may include battery condition, price relative to alternatives and typical behaviour of similar vehicles.

Risk is comparative rather than predictive.

No.

Motorly can analyse listings without a battery report. However, uploading a report significantly improves accuracy and confidence.

Motorly currently supports electric vehicles and hybrid vehicles, with broader vehicle types expanding over time.

The decision framework remains the same: interpret condition, compare options and highlight trade-offs.

Motorly charges for vehicle analyses so it can remain independent of sellers.

Motorly does not prioritise vehicles based on commissions or dealer payments.

Transparency and buyer trust are core principles.

Yes.

Uploads are used only to generate your analysis and improve aggregated understanding of vehicle patterns. Individual reports are not publicly shared.

You can delete vehicles from your account at any time.

There is rarely a perfect vehicle.

Motorly shows strengths, trade-offs and confidence so you can make an informed decision rather than rely on a single metric.

The goal is clarity, not oversimplification.

Motorly is particularly helpful when:

• Comparing multiple vehicles
• Interpreting battery screenshots
• Evaluating long-term ownership
• Avoiding costly mistakes
• Deciding between similar options