BYD’s 1,000-Volt Charger Is Blazing Fast — But Speed Alone Won’t Win the Global EV Race
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EV Speed Comes At A Price, So Where's The Sweet Spot?
A Tesla owner performed a series of real range tests in his single-motor Model Y. He drove the same route 30-mile route at 50 mph, 60mph, 70 mph and 80 mph. Going 80 mph vs 50 mph cut time by 38% but dropped range by same amount. Speed or efficiency? For as long as there have been cars, drivers have had to weigh up that decision. Going faster means getting from A to B sooner, but is going to burn through more fuel, costing you more money. A…
BYD’s 1,000-Volt Charger Is Blazing Fast — But Speed Alone Won’t Win the Global EV Race
BYD just unveiled what it calls the world’s fastest electric vehicle charger. The numbers are staggering: a peak charging rate of 1,000 kilowatts, enough to add roughly 250 miles of range in five minutes. That’s faster than most people spend at a gas pump. And it doesn’t matter nearly as much as you might think. The Chinese automaker’s new charging technology, announced in late June 2025, represents a genuine technical achievement. But its real …
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