How many kilowatt-hours does it take to fully charge the Leapmotor T03?
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It uses CATL's NCM811 battery cells with a capacity of 36.5 kWh and an energy density of 171 Wh/kg. Actual charging time: The actual charging time when using a new energy electric vehicle mainly depends on the capacity of the lithium battery configured in the electric vehicle and the capacity of the charging station. Under normal circumstances: It is best to charge an electric vehicle when the remaining battery power is between 30% and 50%, which can avoid early battery capacity loss and over-discharge; if you frequently carry passengers or climb slopes, it is recommended to charge when the remaining power is at 50%.
I've been driving the Leapmotor T03 for a while now. As someone who frequently uses electric vehicles, it takes about 32 kWh to fully charge since its battery capacity is 31.9 kWh. In actual charging scenarios, due to power loss and charging efficiency, you might use around 33 to 34 kWh to reach full charge, especially with fast chargers where the loss is slightly less. With a home slow charger, it usually takes about 5 hours to fully charge. Considering the car's range of 403 km, it's quite cost-effective. I always pay attention to battery maintenance, like avoiding frequent deep discharges to extend its lifespan. If you charge frequently, it's advisable to regularly check the battery's condition to prevent excessive power consumption due to aging.
