Implement EV routing and range visualization using Mapbox or HERE Routing APIs

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Verified steps

  1. For Mapbox: enable the Directions API or Optimization API in your Mapbox account; for HERE: register at developer.here.com and enable the Routing v8 API — both require an API key
  2. When constructing a routing request, include vehicle profile parameters: for HERE's EV routing, supply consumptionModel parameters including batteryCapacityKwh, currentChargeKwh, and maxChargeKwh along with charging station waypoints or let the API add them automatically
  3. Request the route response with isoline (range polygon) data if visualizing reachable area: HERE's Isoline Routing API accepts energy-based range parameters; Mapbox uses a separate isochrone endpoint which is time/distance based and must be adapted for range visualization using estimated consumption
  4. Render the route polyline and isoline polygon on a map canvas using the Mapbox GL JS or HERE Maps JavaScript API; style the isoline polygon with transparency to show the reachable area overlay
  5. Display charging stop suggestions from the route response (HERE can insert charging stops); supplement with Open Charge Map or NREL API data to show charger availability details not in the routing response

Known gotchas

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