How long does it take to charge the Roewe e50?
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Roewe e50 charging time is 5-6 hours for slow charging and about 30 minutes for fast charging. The details are as follows: Slow charging: The Roewe E50 has two charging methods: fast and slow. Slow charging can be done using a household 220V socket, with a charging time of approximately 5-6 hours. Fast charging: Fast charging can charge the battery to 80% in 30 minutes. It is recommended to charge during the day to better manage the time. After six months of battery usage, it is advised to perform a deep discharge of the battery once a month. Specific data of Roewe: The Roewe e50 is a microcar under the SAIC Group. The car has a length, width, and height of 3569mm, 1551mm, and 1540mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2305mm. The body type is a 3-door, 4-seat hatchback, and the transmission is an electric single-speed transmission. The car's engine is a pure electric 71-horsepower motor, with a maximum horsepower of 71ps, a maximum power of 52kw, and a maximum torque of 155nm.
The charging time of the Roewe e50 mainly depends on the charging method used. If you choose a slow charge with a household 220V socket, it may take about 7 to 8 hours to go from empty to full, which is suitable for overnight charging—plug it in at night and it will be fully charged by morning, making it very convenient. However, if you use a fast-charging station, especially a DC fast charger, it typically takes only 30 to 40 minutes to reach 80% charge, which is practical for urgent travel needs. Don’t forget that battery conditions can also affect charging time—for example, charging is slightly slower in cold weather and faster in summer. It’s recommended to use fast charging to save time while also paying attention to battery lifespan; avoid frequently letting the battery drop to 0%, as this helps maintain the car’s health. Managing it this way long-term will keep the car’s overall performance more stable.
