What is the Difference Between Fast Charging and Slow Charging for New Energy Vehicles?
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New energy vehicles have the following differences between fast charging and slow charging: 1. Different charging interfaces: Fast charging uses high-power DC charging, which is the charging interface of a DC charging pile. Slow charging refers to AC charging, which is the charging interface of an AC charging pile. 2. Different charging methods: Fast charging converts the grid's AC power into DC power and delivers it to the fast charging port of the electric vehicle, where the electricity directly enters the battery for charging. Slow charging inputs the grid's AC power into the slow charging port of the electric vehicle, where the onboard charger converts the AC power into DC power before it is input into the battery to complete the charging process. 3. Different charging times: Fast charging can charge the battery to 80% capacity in as little as half an hour, while slow charging typically takes 6 to 8 hours to complete the charging process.