aa battery!Ionity has built 101 ultra-fast charging piles with a power of 350 kilowatts

　　According to foreign media reports, Ionity is currently actively promoting the construction of ultra-fast charging stations with power up to 350kW. As of May 25, 2019, Ionity currently has 101 ultra-fast charging stations installed and available. This is its expansion of charging. Milestones achieved on the web.

　　According to foreign media reports, Ionity is currently actively promoting the construction of ultra-fast charging stations with power up to 350kW. As of May 25, 2019, Ionity currently has 101 ultra-fast charging stations installed and available. This is its expansion of charging. Milestones achieved on the web. According to the plan, Ionity aims to build 400 ultra-fast charging stations by 2020 (each charging station has an average of 6 350kW charging piles). Ionity is a joint venture established by BMW, Daimler, Ford, Volkswagen and other automobile manufacturers. The company is committed to jointly developing a pan-European high-speed electric vehicle charging network. It is understood that Ionity was established because there were few local charging operators in Europe, forcing car companies to establish their own charging networks. Before Ionity, only Tesla was engaged in DC fast charging. The construction of charging network, but Tesla Supercharger stations are exclusive for its car owners. In terms of construction scale, Ionity is currently unable to match Tesla's advantages, but the output power of its charging piles can reach 350kW, which is approximately the Tesla Supercharger 3 times the 120kW station. However, Tesla is also building and installing fast charging piles with higher output power. Tesla officially claims that the output power of its V3 charging pile can reach up to 250kW. For electric car owners’ daily travel, DC fast charging The pile can meet its temporary and emergency charging needs, and high-power charging is its key supporting technology. High-power charging technology can achieve "charging in 10-15 minutes and a range of 300 kilometers", making the charging time close to the refueling speed.