The charging methods of new energy vehicles are mainly divided into two categories: slow charging and fast charging. Slow charging, also known as conventional charging or on-board charging, is mainly charged using portable charging equipment equipped with the car, which can use household power supply or special charging pile power supply. For example, for the Dongfeng Fengshen E70, we can be equipped with a Punode 16A3.5KW smart portable charger, using such a car charger can be directly plugged into the common 16A or 10A socket directly to charge the car. Fast charging usually requires the use of a special DC charging pile, the electric vehicle is connected to the charging pile, and the high power current provided by the charging pile is used to achieve fast charging.
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In addition, it is worth mentioning that Dongfeng Wind E3 EVR (extended range type) adopts an extended range electric scheme based on pure level station, equipped with 1.5L engine 45Kw generator, which supports a variety of energy supply methods such as immediate charging and refueling, effectively solving the pain points of pure electric vehicles that are difficult to charge and slow to charge. Extended range electric vehicles can automatically switch to fuel mode to continue driving after the battery runs out, so as to avoid the problem of being unable to drive due to insufficient power.
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No matter what kind of charging method is used, it is necessary to pay attention to safe operating procedures to ensure the safety of the charging process. At the same time, in order to improve battery life and driving range, it is recommended to charge during low power periods.