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Huawei is set to launch an ultra-fast charging system capable of 1,500 kW, significantly outpacing recent advancements by BYD and Tesla. This technology aims to enhance energy efficiency for commercial vehicles, allowing a 400 kWh battery to charge fully in just 20 minutes. The move reflects a growing trend among Chinese tech and auto companies to accelerate electric vehicle adoption through improved charging infrastructure.
Huawei will unveil its 1.5 MW supercharger on April 22, designed for heavy-duty trucks, capable of charging at 20 kWh per minute and fully charging a vehicle in 15 minutes. This announcement comes as Zeekr plans to launch its 1.2 MW supercharger, while BYD has introduced a 1,000 kW fast charger. Additionally, Huawei showcased an unmanned EV charging robotic arm that can autonomously connect to vehicles.
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