AND WORLD, Chinese automobile manufacturer, recently launched a new smart charging system for charging and recharging electric vehicles. Modern and ultra-fast, o Super e-Platform allows cars to be recharged in 5 minutes, which is equivalent to the time it takes to fill a fuel tank. In addition to being fast, a single supply provides 400 kilometers of driving through load peaks 1.000 kilowatts (kW).
The novelty guaranteed BYD a recharge speed twice as fast as Tesla charging models, your main competitor. At first, This technology will only be available for BYD vehicles in the Han L and Tang L models (Tan, here in Brazil). The cars are already in the pre-sale phase in China, priced from 270.000 Yuan (US$ 37.328) and delivery forecast for April.
The power of the new system
Specific and innovative technologies guarantee BYD's ultra-fast charging. With high pressure architecture, o Super e-Plataform developed a new generation of automatic silicon carbide chips (SiC) incorporated, which allows you to support 1.500 voltage V. This is the category of automotive chips developed for mass production, with the highest nominal voltage in the sector and market.
The system can also withstand high temperatures during the process and allows the vehicle to increase speed., which inhibits the sensation of weight and size, expanding transport power. For that, the brand developed a specialized battery for this model, with ion-optimized channels, reducing resistance in 50%. This reduction in resistance is what enables the charging platform to withstand currents of up to a thousand amps and high recharge rates..
4 thousand new stations
BYD's goal is, little by little, transform charging points into ultra-fast stations, overcoming one of the challenges for the commercialization of electric vehicles: the time taken to load. To meet new models, the manufacturer is already enabling the expansion of new charging infrastructure in the Asian country. The prediction is that 4 thousand new ultra-fast charging stations are installed in different parts of China. Although, BYD has not set deadlines for installations.
