hyundai Ioniq EV CHARGING AT 65 KW & REGENING 86 KW

[@closertothetruth9209]

One heck of a charger, the regenerative braking is even more impressive, that is some juice, these batts must be high voltage.

[@StephenTrenewablenergy]

Yes they are. I was thinking that it would be able for the new 150kw chargers that are coming this year. I think the battery's are high voltage.

[@genemayne1577]

Stephen T.do you still use your 12v Grid-Tie Inverter . I have 2 x 100 watt panels which are doing nothing now and i would like to get a 12v Grid-Tie Inverter but i have no idear what i should be looking for can you help me out please gene ..

[@closertothetruth9209]

Stephen , type " electric car without batteries" amazing future we have

[@kingprone7846]

to put such high load on such a small battery is just asking for trouble. They charge twice as fast as Teslas and regen 2-3x as fast as Teslas...

[@philatkinson883]

I could cope with a car that does 120 mile leaps... only getting half that in UK!

[@StephenTrenewablenergy]

Hi Phil Atkinson it can reach even more I say if it was driven slower than I go I drive it @ 140 kph or 86 mph on the motor way. And i will get 180 km per charge.

[@kingprone7846]

As usual it is not wanted to produce a great EV. If Hyundai would have put a 45-55kw battery in there and charged 5 grand more they would have made a killer car. Yeah, Tesla Model 3 cool. But Hyundai would have done it already in 2016. With very fast charging.

[@philatkinson883]

I think what's important is that there are better and better options arriving. I'm waiting to see if the new leaf is a major improvement otherwise I'm in an Outlander PHEV. My preferred brand is Audi and if they put a 75kWh battery into an A6 then I'm sorted. You never know, a big deal might come in that bags me my Model X in Grey. Saw one in the wild on my way home from London yesterday... it's beautiful! I was so disappointed with Ioniq on EH. Heartbreaking...

[@mjosmoo]

Where was that done?

[@StephenTrenewablenergy]

mjosmoo In Cork.

[@EVAddicted]

Where is this charger? Seems to be in Europe

[@StephenTrenewablenergy]

EV Addicted yes it's in ireland

[@EVAddicted]

seems everywhere else in the world they have faster than here in US :(

[@StephenTrenewablenergy]

In Europe we have 350kw in Germany installed. US should have them.

[@EVAddicted]

I know just of few DC chargers on the west coast assuming in California that are 100kW