What is the charging loss rate of new energy vehicles?

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Charging once consumes 22.464 kWh of electricity. During charging, the battery converts electrical energy into chemical energy, with a conversion efficiency of approximately 50%. Factors affecting battery lifespan: Charge and discharge speed. The slower the charging and discharging, the longer the battery life represents the number of cycles. The difference in nickel-metal hydride batteries is nearly 30% to 40%. Lithium batteries perform better but still have a difference close to 20%; Ambient temperature. Generally, batteries perform best at around 20 degrees Celsius. Excessive heat can be dangerous, while extreme cold can affect activity, leading to a sharp decrease in maximum capacity. Charging time: The general charging time is 6-8 hours, and a DC charging pile can charge up to 80% in 30 minutes. However, due to differences in vehicle battery capacity and performance, charging times will naturally vary. Additionally, regional temperature differences can also affect the vehicle's charging time.