They are controlled test results
WLTP and EPA are official laboratory test procedures used to describe a vehicle's efficiency and range. They make it easier to compare cars tested under the same system, but neither number is a promise for every road, season or driving style.
Ampuno labels the cycle where the underlying data provides it. That label is important context, not small print.
Why the numbers differ
The two procedures use different assumptions and driving profiles. An EPA result is often lower than a WLTP result for the same car, so comparing one directly with the other can be misleading.
When choosing between cars, compare WLTP with WLTP or EPA with EPA. If the test cycle is unavailable, treat the figure as a useful reference rather than a precise estimate.
Use range as one part of the decision
A car with a lower official range can still be the better fit if it charges quickly where you travel, costs less or suits your everyday space needs. Combine range with charging, battery and your own charging access.