It is currently only available in China and is ready for mass production, according to VREMT. Zeekrs subsidiary Viridi E-mobility Technology (VREMT) says it will be able to commercialize the ultrafast charging technology by building on its existing network of stalls for Zeekr.
Now an affiliate company of Geely called Viridi E-mobility Technology (VREMT) has revealed its newer supercharging technology with 600kW chargers that can add 300km of range in 5 minutes. Now an affiliate company of Geely called Viridi E-mobility Technology (VREMT) has revealed its newer supercharging technology with 600kW chargers that can add 300km of range in 5 minutes. The unveiling follows last week’s news that Volvo-backed startup, StoreDot, revealed fast charging prototype battery technology that can add 100 miles of range in 5 minutes. The new fast charger is said to be capable of providing up to 300 km. Volvo’s parent company Geely has unveiled 600kW supercharging technology that it says can add 300km of electric vehicle driving range in just five minutes. Volvo’s parent company, Geely, which sells EVs in Australia like the Volvo XC40 Recharge, soon-to-be-released C40 and the Polestar 2, has been investing heavily in fast charging technology. Geely has unveiled its new 600 kW charging technology developed by its subsidiary company Viridi E-mobility Technology (VREMT). How do these technologies differ from each other and what could this mean for the future of EV ownership? How 300km of charging in 5 minutes can be achieved? The unveiling follows last week’s news that Volvo-backed startup, StoreDot, revealed fast charging prototype battery technology that can add 100 miles of range in 5 minutes.Ĭurrently, only the 01 EV from Geely’s electric-only brand Zeekr is purported to be able to charge at this speed, thanks to its use of CATL’s latest Qilin ultra-long range battery. Volvo’s parent company Geely has unveiled 600kW supercharging technology that it says can add 300km of electric vehicle driving range in just five minutes.
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