What is the charging power of electric vehicles?
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Generally, AC charging piles have a power of 7KW and use 220V single-phase power supply; DC charging piles offer multiple power levels such as 30, 60, 100, 150, and 200KW. Below is an introduction to charging power: 1. Introduction: Charging power usually refers to the charging power of transmission lines, also known as reactive power. When the line is too long, there will be ground capacitance. The reactive power generated by the ground capacitance current of the line is called the charging power of the line. 2. Battery capacity: Among the currently available electric vehicles, the top models in terms of range have ultra-high battery capacities. The Tesla Model S has a range of over 400 kilometers, with a battery capacity of 85kWh. The BYD e6 has a range of 300km, with a battery capacity of 57kWh. The Denza electric vehicle, a joint venture between BYD and Mercedes-Benz, has a range of 253 kilometers and a battery capacity of 47.5kWh. The ranges of most other electric vehicles are below 200km, and their battery capacities are generally only 20~30kWh.