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I wonder though if there would have to be a balance, as you wouldn't want it to over-heat when charging during an Arizona summer.
by 51Cards 4y ago
I wonder though if there would have to be a balance, as you wouldn't want it to over-heat when charging during an Arizona summer.
- dieortin 4y agoInsulation also works to keep heat out.
- yebyen 4y agoOr in – a battery while charging tends to emit quite a lot of heat on its own, doesn't it?
- dahfizz 4y agoNot if the battery itself is generating heat. Then the insulation keeps the heat in.
- jacquesm 4y agoDoing this in a passive way would put significant upper limits on charging speed. You'd have to combine insulation with some active way of getting rid of excess heat.
- Tagbert 4y agoMost EVs will both heat and cool their batteries as needed when plugged in to maintain a healthy temperature.