Nowadays, more and more car owners have bought electric vehicles, and electric vehicles have two charging modes, slow charging and fast charging. What is the difference between slow charging and fast charging for electric vehicles? The main differences between slow charging and fast charging of electric vehicles are: different charging times, different charging interfaces and different charging methods. Charging time is different: fast charging only takes about an hour to fully charge; The slow charging process generally takes 6~8 hours. The charging interface is different: fast charging is high-power DC charging, which is the charging interface of DC charging pile; Slow charging refers to AC charging, which is the charging interface of AC charging pile. Different charging methods: fast charging converts the AC power of the grid into DC power, which is delivered to the fast charging port of the electric vehicle, and the electric energy directly enters the battery for charging; Slow charging inputs AC power from the grid into the slow charging port of the electric vehicle, converts AC power into DC power through the internal charger of the vehicle, and then inputs the battery to complete charging. The car mainly chooses the charging mode according to its actual needs. If there is no emergency, it is better to use slow charging for the battery, which is conducive to long-term maintenance of the battery.
