Tempi ricarica dolphin

Zestyclose_Ad_3013 | 2026-02-21 17:56 | 19 views

Ho un dubbio che mi fa dubitare dell'acquisto di una macchina elettrica. Ora Ve lo cerco di spiegare: finora con una macchina termica se ho un imprevisto e devo raggiungere un punto in tempi rapidi ed ho la macchina senza benzina, vado in un benzinaio e in 15 minuti posso effettuare il viaggio con una buona autonomia. Nel caso di una macchina elettrica quanto tempo dovrei preventivare per avere la macchina operativa per un viaggio al 80% della sua autonomia?

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turtleshelf 2026-02-21 21:15

Depends on the car and the charger. Atto 1 can do 0-80% in half an hour on a fast charger. But ideally you're charging at home and plugging in whenever you're not using it so it's always got juice in it. Practically speaking: how often have you had an emergency that requires you to drive 200+ km that occurs immediately after you finish a similarly long drive? I wouldn't let this hypothetical scenario put you off getting an EV if everything else lines up.

r1chardj0n3s 2026-02-24 11:22

Something that is a big mind shift once you own an EV is realizing that most of the charging is done at home, super cheap, while the car is just parked. The battery level generally just doesn't go down beyond 100km or so range. How far would you need to go in an emergency? 10km? 20km? 50km? That's a small fraction of the total range, and entirely within what would just be sitting in the battery in my experience. I usually charge back to 100% at home once every week or two, and even counting going on 600km drives the car never drops below 20% (about 80-100km) when I'm back home. Having said all that, I generally top up about 50% of the battery under 80% (it slows down a lot past 80%) in about 20 minutes IIRC.

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