Enabling vehicles to be charged within 5 to 10 minutes would be a massive upgrade for EV owners
People who are interested in driving an electric vehicle, but who are worried about how long it might take to charge may have a new solution.
According to Nasa scientists a new technology developed by professors at Purdue University could revolutionize how we charge electric vehicles. Their new advanced charging technology includes a recently developed heat transfer system that was initially created in order to control the temperatures inside of space crafts. Using this temperature controlling tech, developmental charging cables can provide electrical currents up to 2,400 amperes compared to the 520 amperes that are supplied by today’s most advanced charging cables.
Initial estimates indicate that these advanced cables could charge a vehicle almost 5 times faster than our current fastest tech. Enabling vehicles to be charged within 5 to 10 minutes would be a massive upgrade for EV owners and would also remedy one of the main concerns held by many potential converters. While there is no set date for when this technology will be widely available, this type of fast charging has the potential to incentivize many drivers to make the switch and receive all of the benefits that an electric vehicle has to offer. To learn more about the benefits of driving an electric vehicle visit Our EV Future.
State government fleets operate thousands of vehicles, and agencies can use their purchasing power to invest in more electric vehicles. Ask your Governor to lead by example by directing state agencies to purchase electric vehicles.
