How fast is fast charging?

EVgo declared for this present month that it has kicked things off on what will be the principal open DC quick charging station, equipped for up to 350 kw, in California — more capable even than current charging champs Tesla Superchargers. The EVgo station will be prepared to energize close to the World's Tallest Thermometer (that is correct) in Baker, California, this mid year.

This asks the inquiries: How quick are other quick chargers? What's more, how quick is quick charging?

The measure of time it takes to charge your EV relies on upon two things: how much power is being provided by the charger, and how much power your auto's charging framework can deal with. An EV must be perfect with the CHAdeMO standard, the SAE CCS standard or be a Tesla (which accompanies plug connectors for alternate measures) keeping in mind the end goal to utilize Level 3 stations.

At a Level 1 divider outlet, it for the most part takes overnight — or longer — to energize a drained EV battery. At a Level 2 charger, it takes overnight, pretty much, to completely charge. At a Level 3 station, a battery can be energized up to 80 percent ordinarily in less than 60 minutes.

Those are the general principles; here are a few specifics as reported by the producers:

Tesla Model S: 120 kw Supercharger station, to 80 percent charged in 40 minutes

Panther I-PACE idea EV: 50 kw Level 3 station, to 80 percent in a hour and a half

Chevy Bolt: 50 kw Level 3 station, 90 miles in 30 minutes

Nissan Leaf: 50 kw Level 3 station, 80 percent in 30 minutes