Why DC charging peak power is misleading

17 July 2022


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  • Makwettu

Anonymous, 18 Mar 2023you'll be waiting even while your funeral is taking place...lolHaha, when is that?

  • Anonymous

Anonymous, 10 Feb 2023I am gonna wait for electrical cars powered by fusion cells with hydrogen, the small cells wil... moreyou'll be waiting even while your funeral is taking place...lol

  • Anonymous

I am gonna wait for electrical cars powered by fusion cells with hydrogen, the small cells will provide the power for 10 years for a 10000 horse power motor no matter the distance driving, doing 0 to 60 in less than a second at an average of 200 miles per hour. Lawrence Livermore labs are working hard on that, stay tuned.

  • Kuba

I live in China where EV revolution started early. Now many of my friends are going back to gasoline cars. bought a Tesla, drove for 2 years, now bought a BMW. Charging is still too much hassle.

  • Dude

Sounds like Elon Musk reincarnated, says we will have fully autonomous self-driving cars next year, that was almost 6 years ago and we're nowhere close

  • Anonymous

Oh great, another misleading tactic like 1" sensors and 4 cameras

Of course, it's misleading, it's misleading on pretty much every battery operated device - you do not charge your phone's 120W 0-100% do you?
One of the reasons why raw numbers in EV are pretty much useless, but people, usually clueless people, like to see big numbers. Moar megapixels! Moar I say!
I like my EVs efficient while driving and with incredibly good battery cooling management / AC for cabin.
"I do not need 110 kWh battery bulldozer EV, you need 70 kWh of efficiency. "

  • Mark

Coulda sworn this was written by Tom Mologhony from State of Charge. He does a very thorough job documenting charge rates and ranges and explains very similar things in his YouTube channel.

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