10-Minute EV Charging Comes To America Next Year
ChargePoint is introducing 600-kilowatt EV chargers to the market next year, despite no current EVs in the U.S. being able to utilize such power.
The Chinese market is ahead in the electric-vehicle race, with several cars capable of charging at 1 megawatt and public charging stations to support it, allowing for approximately 5-minute recharging times.
Europe follows closely behind China, boasting numerous EVs and an extensive network of chargers.
That's being billed as a game-changer in China because it puts EV charging on par with the time it takes to fill up a gas car.
- China leads in the electric-vehicle race.
- Europe has a large number of EVs and chargers.
- U.S. lacks EVs that can utilize 600-kilowatt chargers.
Author's summary: ChargePoint introduces fast EV charging to the US market.
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