Max
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Even Tesla is heading this way:Tesla: Cooling plate snakes it's way around touching each battery on the long end. Much more contact with coolant.
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Even Tesla is heading this way:Tesla: Cooling plate snakes it's way around touching each battery on the long end. Much more contact with coolant.
It sure would be nice if either the charger or your vehicle would tell you how many amps are being delivered from the charger during a charging session. If you know you're only gonna get 350amps out of that particular DCFC, then you know you're only gonna get ~140kw on a 400v system. This would take a lot of the guesswork out of figuring out whether the charging session is being throttled by your vehicle or by the charger.Yeah. Pretty sure it's the 350 to 380 amp issue. Thst why I was saying the power looks like it was linearly increasing w pack voltage.
Audi Cheats a little, it's a 100 kWh battery, and you get 88 kWh of it. So 80% isn't 80% so to speak, so they can be more aggressive. They have a 9 or 10 year warranty on the battery I'd have to look.I’m just curious what that does to the battery long term. Looks very aggressive, has anyone seen any long term data on the Audi battery degradation?