What is the typical wattage for home charging of electric vehicles?

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VonAlessandra
07/30/25 10:08am
Directly using a household 220V power source for charging. It depends on the vehicle's battery capacity. Generally, small and medium-sized electric vehicles can hold up to 18 kWh when fully charged. If it takes 6 hours to fully charge, then the charging power would be 18/6=3 kW. The classification of electric vehicle chargers is mainly as follows: 1. Based on current type, they can be divided into DC chargers and AC chargers. 2. Based on power size, they can be divided into high-power chargers and low-power chargers. 3. Based on charging frequency, they can be divided into line-frequency chargers and high-frequency chargers. 4. Additionally, there are negative pulse chargers, three-stage chargers, transformer chargers, and switching power supply chargers, etc.
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