How to Focus on Electric Vehicle Adaptation Needs?
August 06, 2025
As new energy vehicle adoption surges, so does the mismatch between vehicles and charging infrastructure. IEA data reveals global public charging piles hit 5 million by 2024, yet a World Bank study shows 35% of users struggle with pile selection and slow charging. This guide helps drivers choose chargers optimized for their vehicle's key specifications.
Vehicle Parameters as the Core, Three Grades of Needs Precisely Divided The selection of charging piles should be based on the vehicle's "battery capacity, maximum acceptable power, and charging interface type" as the core basis, combined with daily usage scenarios, which can be divided into three adaptation grades:
Household Slow Charging Grade: Suitable for Small Commuter Vehicles 220V, 2.2-7kW household slow chargers suit small EVs with <50kWh batteries, covering daily 100km trips. Charge fully overnight in 8-10 hours. Our EP01/EP02 series offers 16A/32A current adjustment, off-peak power scheduling, and IP65 waterproofing for outdoor use.
Commercial Fast Charging: Mid - Range Vehicle On - the - Go Charging
380V three-phase commercial fast chargers with a power range of 60-120kW are suitable for medium-sized electric vehicles with a battery capacity of 50-80kWh, fully charging them within 1-2 hours. The D30 fast charger supports dual power outputs of 120kW and 160kW, and is equipped with a CCS2 interface, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of vehicle models.
High - power Ultra - fast Charging Grade: Serving High - voltage Platform Vehicles
150kW+ ultra - fast chargers suit high - end 80kWh+ battery and 800V vehicles, charging in ≤30 minutes. The Cannon 300 charger supports 400V-800V, features liquid + air cooling, has multiple safety certifications (CE - compliant), and fits the global high - voltage market.
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