Ideal MEGA pure electric MPV charge measured exposure: 10% charge to 80% charge in 10 minutes

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for your bold clue delivery! CTOnews.com, October 24, a video of an ideal MEGA pure battery MPV charge has been exposed online today, showing that the ideal MEGA charged from 10% to 80% in only 10 minutes. 6% charge to 80%, take about 11 minutes 02 seconds, 11 minutes to charge 77.3kWh (kilowatt-hour), the performance is very amazing.

The video shows that the ideal MEGA has a maximum charging power of nearly 522kW, breaking the previous record of 445kW of charging speed set by Xiaopeng G9. For comparison, the charging power of the Lutes ELETRE is 430kW, while that of the Porsche Taycan is 270kW.

It is worth mentioning that the charging power of the first 60% of the electricity is maintained at 400 kW, 60%, 80%, 80% in the 300+kW, and the ideal MEGA can still reach 315 kilowatts when charging to 80%.

In addition, the ideal MEGA can have a current of up to 711.6 A when charging, compared with Huawei's 600kW supercharger, which has a maximum current of only 600A.

CTOnews.com noted that last month, Ningde Times official Weibo announced that its "Kirin battery" could help the ideal car's first all-electric model, the ideal MEGA, to achieve a "500km charge in 12 minutes". Ningde Times also said that the ideal MEGA battery can achieve peak 5C battery charge rate, can systematically increase the lithium ion micro transfer rate, and broaden the overcurrent capacity boundary of the battery. At the same time, it also supports the functions of optimizing the internal resistance of the cell to reduce heating and synchronously improving the cooling capacity of the battery system.

It is reported that only the newly upgraded ideal self-built 5C overcharge pile can provide such a fast charging speed for the ideal MEGA 5C battery. Ideal car previously claimed to charge 500 kilometers in 12 minutes as the goal of high-voltage pure electricity, its own 5C supercharging network is under construction, and it already operates 109 5C supercharging stations across the country. The ideal plan is to build more than 300 supercharging stations by 2023 and more than 3000 by 2025. In 2024, there will be more than 300 urban hubs, covering 6 kilometers in both directions.