BYD Charged One Car 350 Times in Nine Days
BYD said a randomly selected Yangwang U7 kept 98.7% battery capacity after 30,000 km of high-speed driving and 350 ultra-fast charging stops.
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BYD charged one car 350 times in nine days
BYD says it drove a randomly selected Yangwang U7 for 30,000 kilometres over nine days with 350 ultra-fast charging stops, and the battery retained 98.7% of its capacity. Euro 7 will require new car types to keep 80% of original capacity after five years from 29 November. BYD has answered the question everyone asks about […] This story continues at The Next Web
The Chinese automaker BYD has subjected his electric limousine Yang-wang U7 to an extreme load test. After 30,000 kilometers in nine days and enormous charging speeds, the battery still showed almost 99 percent of its residual capacity. (Continue reading)
BYD has subjected the battery of its Yangwang U7 to a very severe endurance test: 30,000 km traveled... Read more After 30,000 km and 350 recharges in just 9 days, the state of the battery of this BYD impresses appeared first on Automobile Clean.
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