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EV & Charging

Can WLTP combined and WLTP city figures be compared directly?

No. Comparisons should be made using the same test cycle; the city cycle and the combined cycle reflect different driving conditions.

What factors affect real-world range?

Vehicle speed, ambient temperature, load, road conditions and air-conditioning use all affect the real-world range of an electric vehicle.

How should DC charging times be interpreted?

Consider the battery version, the start and end state of charge and the charger power together. For example, the eTERRON9 has a maximum DC charging power of 115 kW, with 20–80% taking about 42 minutes; the eDELIVER5 takes about 25 minutes for 20–80% with the 50 kWh battery at 77 kW, or about 36 minutes with the 64 kWh battery at 70 kW; and the eDELIVER9 takes about 51 minutes for 10–80%.

How long does AC charging take?

According to the product guides, the eTERRON9 has a maximum AC charging power of 11 kW, with 5–100% taking about 12 hours, while the eDELIVER9 takes about 8–10 hours for 5–100% on AC.

Are vehicle charging connectors the same in every country?

The charging port and the AC and DC connectors are subject to the version sold locally.

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