EV - Electrical Vehicles Charging Speed (km/h and mph)
Electrical vehicle charging speed vs. power supply and energy consumption.
Electric Vehicle - Power and Charging Speed
Charging speed is "how many km or miles are added to the range during charging per hour" and can be calculated as
c = P / E (1)
where
c = charging speed (km per hour, miles per hour)
P = charging power (kW)
E = the energy consumption of the car when driving (kWh/km, kWh/miles)
Example - Charging EV
An electric car with energy consumtion 20 kWh/100km (0.2 kWh/km) is charging on a fast charger with 45 kW power. The charging speed can be calculated as
c = (45 kW) / (0.2 kWh/km)
= 225 km per hour
Electric Vehicle - Power and Charging Speed Calculator
Electric Vehicle - Power Supply and Charging Speed Calculator
The same calculation as above but with single phase current (A) and voltage (V) as input instead of power (kW).
Electrical Vehicle - Power Supply and Charging Speed Diagram
The diagram below can be used to estimate charging speed for electrical vehicles. The default values are for single phase 240V, 32 amps, 7.7 kW, 18 kWh/100km driving consumption - and charging speed 43 km/h.
Download and print Electrical vehicle charging speed diagram!
Electric Vehicle - Charging Time and Energy - Charging Speed Calculator
Electrical Vehicle - Charging Time and Energy - Charging Speed Diagram
The diagram below can be used to estimate charging speed for electrical vehicles. The default values are for 13 minutes, 9 kWh, 42 kW, 18 kWh/100km driving consumption - and charging speed 230 km/h.
Download and print electrical vehicle charging energy, time and charging speed diagram!
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