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80kWh battery 10 minutes 80*(60/10)=480kW Not gonna happen.
by liamkinne 5y ago
80kWh battery
10 minutes
80*(60/10)=480kW
Not gonna happen.
- dogma1138 5y agoTesla’s V3 super chargers charge at 250kW, IIRC VW/Audi are working on a 500kW charging for their (s)HV cars. The Kia EV6 which is pretty much on the market already supports 350kW charging with 800v DC chargers… they demonstrated 70% charge in only 18min with a production car and a production charger. So I don’t see why 480kw would be unrealistic especially with a new cathode technology. Whether this one works or not I don’t know but the 480kW isn’t some limit that can’t be broken because we are already reaching it with existing batteries.
- akmarinov 5y agoEven Tesla has hinted towards a 1 MW charger for their electric Semi. https://insideevs.com/news/509506/tesla-semi-megacharger-frito-lay/ https://insideevs.com/news/509506/tesla-semi-megacharger-fri... Likely to be installed soon, so 480W definitely isn’t out of the question.
- HeleGomez10 5y agothe installation sooner or later depends on the installer and the conditions to be able to install a qualified power supply:https://www.couponxoo.com/electric-coupon-code https://www.couponxoo.com/electric-coupon-code
- HeleGomez10 5y agoyes 480w should be widely used in all configurations on computer equipment :yes 480w should be widely used in all configurations on computer equipment bị
- ReptileMan 5y agoMakes you appreciate how much potential energy there is in a tank full of gasoline. A long row of rapid charging electric cars can give a smelting plant run for its money