800V architecture and ultra fast charging technology
Electric cars with fast charging capability minimise waiting time at charging stations. With 150 kW+ charging speeds, they can reach 80% in just 20-30 minutes.
Tesla Model 3 leads with its Supercharger network. Hyundai Ioniq 5 offers 800V ultra-fast charging, while Kia EV6 can charge from 10% to 80% in just 18 minutes.
Fast charging technology has removed one of the biggest barriers to EV adoption. Long-distance travel is now practical and convenient with strategically placed fast chargers.
Best for: Ultra fast charging
270 kW charging power and 800V architecture. 5-80% charge in 22.5 minutes.
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Best for: Price/Charge speed
240 kW charging and 800V E-GMP. 10-80% charge in 18 minutes.
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Best for: Assurance + Speed
240 kW charging, 800V E-GMP and 7-year warranty. 10-80% in 18 minutes.
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Best for: Design + Charging
240 kW charging and retro-futurist design. 800V E-GMP platform.
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Best for: Luxury + Speed
270 kW charging and Audi luxury. Taycan sibling with 800V architecture.
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Best for: Charging network
250 kW Supercharger support. Access to the widest fast charging network.
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Best for: Practical + Charge network
250 kW Supercharger and SUV practicality. The most popular electric.
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Best for: Luxury + Charging
200 kW DC charging and BMW luxury. Long-distance comfort with 630 km range.
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Best for: Family + Fast charge
240 kW charging, 800V and 7 seats. Fast charging for large families.
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Best for: Ultra luxury + Charging
200 kW charging and 780 km range. Longest range, fast charging.
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800V systems charge twice as fast as 400V systems. Maximum efficiency from 350 kW charging stations.
The higher the kW value, the faster the charging. 250+ kW is the ultra-fast charging category.
The most practical measurement. 10-80% charging time is the most common scenario in daily use.