Huawei opens huge heavy-duty truck charging station in China

The site has got 100 MW overall installed capacity. According to Huawei Central, the first phase has enabled the 50,000kW (50MW) for use, and a daily charging capacity of 300,000 kWh, allowing 700 electric heavy trucks to charge every day.

By Editorial staff

After announcing 1.5 MW supercharger for electric vehicles, Chinese player Huawei has inaugurated huge heavy-duty truck charging station. The site has got 100 MW overall installed capacity. According to Huawei Central, the first phase has enabled the 50,000kW (50MW) for use, and a daily charging capacity of 300,000 kWh, allowing 700 electric heavy trucks to charge every day.

Fully equipped Huawei truck charging park in China

More into details, the station has 18 x 1.44mW charging stalls, 108 x 600kW, and 72 x 720kW liquid-cooled charging stalls. Indeed, the liquid-cooled megawatt-class charging pile can offer a maximum 1.44 megawatts of power output, and it can transfer 24kWh of electricity per minute. With this speed, a supported vehicle can charge 100km in 5 minutes, while it takes 15 minutes to fill 80 percent of the charging capacity for a 400-kWh battery.

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