BYD has announced a pioneering charging technology capable of 1,000 kW speeds, allowing electric vehicles to charge for 400 km of travel in just five minutes. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to construct a comprehensive charging network across China, aimed at addressing 'charging anxiety' among users. During a recent event, founder Wang Chuanfu highlighted the significance of this advancement in promoting EV adoption as competition intensifies with Tesla, whose stock has significantly declined. The new technology will first be featured in the Han L sedan and Tang L SUV, both priced competitively.
Chinese EV maker BYD has unveiled a 1,000 kW supercharging system, enabling cars to achieve 400 km of range in just five minutes, promising faster charging solutions.
The new charging architecture will initially launch with BYD's Han L sedan and Tang L SUV, addressing the critical concern of charging time for electric vehicles.
This breakthrough in charging technology comes as Tesla faces market challenges and competition, with its stock plunging significantly amid mounting pressures and competition from BYD.
Wang Chuanfu emphasized the importance of reducing charging anxiety, stating that the goal is to make EV charging time as brief as conventional petrol refuelling.
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