100 amp DC Fast Charging
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Most SAE CCS stations are 50kW and 24kW advertised speed, but really run a bit slower.
There is a new generation of chargers coming that will charge at up to 350 kW, or more realistically 150 kW.
There is only one I know of that is operating in California, it's near Salinas. 2 owners reported charging at 83 and 84 kW. https://www.plugshare.com/location/163319
By this summer, there should be lots of 100 kW and higher chargers. But... people have been saying that since last year. Baker California has 4 x 350 kW capable chargers installed, but haven't allowed the public to use them yet.
There is a new generation of chargers coming that will charge at up to 350 kW, or more realistically 150 kW.
There is only one I know of that is operating in California, it's near Salinas. 2 owners reported charging at 83 and 84 kW. https://www.plugshare.com/location/163319
By this summer, there should be lots of 100 kW and higher chargers. But... people have been saying that since last year. Baker California has 4 x 350 kW capable chargers installed, but haven't allowed the public to use them yet.
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But if lots of people contact them and ask the same question? Perhaps they will move the complaint up the food chain. Can't hurt.
https://www.evgo.com/contact-us/
https://www.evgo.com/contact-us/
Max kW to the vehicle is based on max amps x battery voltage. If the CCS runs at 500 volts but your battery is just 450 volts it will max out at 10% less than the full rating.
CCS Rating 500v x 200a = 100 kW
Vehicle 450v x 200a = 90 kW
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Best charging experience
In Europe I recently had my best charging experience yet at Honda R&D Frankfurt, I posted a video with some stats
In total I stayed for 46 minutes charging from 3% to 80% SoC!
In Europe I recently had my best charging experience yet at Honda R&D Frankfurt, I posted a video with some stats
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