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Home Posts tagged "Fast Charging" (Page 6)

Tag: Fast Charging

Volvo C30’s fast charging capability makes American EV owners green with jealousy

April 23, 2013 June 23, 2015

The Brusa NLG6 22 kilowatt 3 phase AC electric car charging unit is making an appearance in the Volvo C30 electric car.  Volvo sent out an announcement today that they’d upgraded the drive train and charging unit on the C30.  With the Brusa NLG6 the charging time is reduced to…

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Which is best for electric car charging? Level 1? Level 2? Fast charging?

April 21, 2013 August 5, 2015

This may seem like an obvious observation:  Ubiquitous fast charging will improve electric car adoption, and electric car utilization. To me that’s a “DUH” sort of thing to say, but at the same time the U.S. planning for electric car charging is dominated by public level 2 charging stations.  Obviously…

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Are electric cars with small battery packs and fast charging a great combination for EV adoption?

April 10, 2013 April 13, 2015

A somewhat surprising is that fast charging (for electric cars) can reduce the cost of electric cars.  Because electric car cost is a major factor delaying electric car adoption, if fast charging support would allow a cheaper electric car then it’s important to get fast charging infrastructure out there as…

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CHAdeMO and SAE DC Fast Charging adoption possibilities – EV adoption prospects are hanging in the balance

April 10, 2013 April 13, 2015

It’s thought that DC Fast Chargers deployment is a crucial element to widespread electric car adoption.  For example, the Japanese deployed a widespread CHAdeMO network in 2008 and immediately saw electric car utilization rates go up.  My feeling is that fast charging is the way to implement the normal behavior…

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Tesla’s JB Straubl on battery technology and charging standards

March 21, 2013 April 13, 2015

What does Tesla Motors’ CTO JB Straubl think about the future of batteries and charging protocols?  The SAE published a recent interview with him which in part is interesting because Tesla uses a non-SAE-standard protocol for electric vehicle charging. Battery format:  Tesla is still using 18650 size cells in their…

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Tesla Model S owners prove NY Times’ could have finished Model S road trip

February 18, 2013 June 22, 2019
Tesla Model S

A group of Model S owners proved last weekend that John Broders failed Tesla Model S road trip could have been a success. The question the last two weeks is, why did the NY Times writer John Broder fail in his Tesla Model S road trip, and did he fake…

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CNN Reporter drives Tesla Model S from Wash. D.C. to Boston, where Broder failed

February 15, 2013 June 23, 2019
Tesla Model S

A brave CNN reporter repeated last weeks ill-fated trip by NY Times’ John Broder, and easily drove from Washington D.C. to Boston on electricity, in the winter, stopping only at Supercharger stations. A CNN reporter has one-up’d the NY Times’ John Broder by successfully driving a Tesla Model S from…

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Tesla Motors fires back at NY Times John Broder over failed Model S test drive

February 14, 2013 June 23, 2019

Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk shows off vehicle log data to back up claims that John Broder essentially fabricated a no-win situation that ended up with the Tesla Model S he’d borrowed on the back of a flatbed truck. On Wednesday evening Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk posted a response…

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NY Times’ writer Broder makes EV rookie mistakes on failed Model S road trip

February 12, 2013 June 23, 2019
Tesla Model S

When the NY Times writer John Broder wrote about his failed Tesla Model S road trip, experienced electric car drivers world-wide rolled their eyes in disbelief over the mistakes he’d made. Last weekend the NY Times published an article by John Broder about his failed attempt to take a Tesla…

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Tesla Supercharger network construction begins on the East Coast

December 23, 2012 June 23, 2019

The first Supercharger stations outside California have been spotted in Connecticut and Delaware giving Model S owners along the Washington DC to Boston corridor the freedom to drive far. Tesla’s Supercharger network isn’t just for Californians any more. The first Supercharger location outside California has been spotted in Milford Connecticut,…

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J1772, new fast-charging “Combo Coupler” standard for PHEVs and EVs, released

November 10, 2012 August 10, 2015

 

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SAE DC Fast Charging standard to reduce electric cars charging time to 1/2 hour

October 17, 2012 April 13, 2015

The SAE International committee overseeing electric car charging (J1772) has finally released its standard for fast charging electric cars, and the standard promises to simplify the life of future electric car owners by slashing recharging time. One of the long running debates in electric cars is what will be the best method to speed up…

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Is Renault backing away from commitments to Better Place, causing a crisis for Better Place

October 14, 2012 April 13, 2015

A series of news pieces the last few days has me wondering whether the obvious crisis underway at Better Place is due to signs that Renault is backing away from commitments to support Better Place.  Better Place is not an automaker, but the operator of an electric car recharging and…

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Tesla Motors revolutionizes the electric car with the Supercharger network

September 9, 2012 April 13, 2015

The Tesla Model S is already an amazing electric car, but it became extremely more valuable with today’s unveiling of the Supercharger network which will allow coast-to-coast trips with an electric car, powered for free from sunlight. Calling it a historic moment, Elon Musk, Chairman and CEO of Tesla Motors,…

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SAE DC Fast Charging becoming real with REMA announcing UL listed plug and socket

July 26, 2012 April 13, 2015

Fast charging for electric cars should be a huge boost to electric car adoption, if there is widespread deployment of fast charging stations, and an announcement that REMA will begin manufacturing SAE DC Fast Charging plugs and sockets takes us a step closer to that day. Quietly in the background…

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