What is the fast charging power of a car?
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During slow charging, the car's power is 7KW, while during fast charging, the car's power is 30KW. Charging piles are divided into two main categories: AC piles and DC piles. Generally, AC piles have a power of 7KW and use a 220V single-phase power source. DC piles come in various power levels, including 30KW, 60KW, 100KW, 150KW, and 200KW. The actual charging process is determined by the matching results between the electric vehicle's battery parameters and the charging pile, and it varies with the charging status. Due to the limited range of low-speed electric four-wheelers, which cannot fully meet the daily travel needs of the general public, if you want to increase their range, you can install a range extender. This will extend their range, expand their operational scope, and meet daily travel needs, allowing for seamless round trips without the worry of running out of power midway. It is not recommended to start the range extender when the battery is fully charged. Generally, it is best to start it when the battery level is between 30% and 40%. Starting it at full charge does not provide any significant benefits. For environmental friendliness, it is advisable to start the range extender only when necessary, as battery pollution is more severe than exhaust pollution. Protecting the battery means protecting the environment. It is not recommended to use the range extender when the battery is completely depleted, as the range extender starts electrically, and it may fail to ignite if the battery has no power at all.
