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Adding Heat to Electric Vehicle Batteries Helps Them Charge in Just 10 Minutes

18 pointsby cheinyeanlimover 2 years ago

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clouddroverover 2 years ago
&gt; <i>A typical long-range electric vehicle today comes with a 120 kilowatt-hour battery pack that takes an hour to recharge.</i><p>120 kWh is a large pack that&#x27;s not typical of EVs at the moment. 75 kWh is more typical.<p>It would be nice if most passenger EVs had even a 150 kWh pack. That would mean longer and very practical range but it&#x27;d make the cars more expensive. Better battery chemistries are needed for cheaper batteries with higher energy density.<p>Nio will introduce a 150 kWh pack soon alongside their existing 75 and 100 kWh packs. Because Nio&#x27;s packs are swappable the new pack can be swapped in 6 minutes.
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dsqover 2 years ago
Easily tested by comparing charging times in hot regions and countries as opposed to cold ones. For example, Kuwait versus Norway.
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