Deliveries of Togg, the first domestic electric car in our country, started last weekend. Now that the vehicles are slowly falling on the road, many people naturally wonder how to charge the vehicles.

Normally, the battery charging time of an electric vehicle is averaged at the fast charging station. Although it takes 20-60 minutes, this time you can find hours in home chargers. Fiskereliminating this problem and reducing fill times equivalent to filling the gas tank The intention is to reduce it for a while.

Replacing the battery has the same filling time as gasoline

Electric vehicle startup Fisker has announced a partnership with battery replacement startup Ample. The aim of this collaboration is to reduce long battery charging times to a very low level. Fisker, from 2023 Ocean SUV intends to offer this service to its users.

Company; although battery replacement has the same fill times as gasoline says to deliver at a lower kilometer price. So how does this technology from Ample work?

When a driver enters one of the company’s battery change stations, the vehicle is lifted and the empty battery is automatically removed and replaced with a fully charged battery. The whole process is autonomous and takes only a few minutes.

Fisker says it will first target fleet operators who want to use electricity without spending more or impacting their operations. With this agreement, the company indicates that it will offer this service from 2024 for its first model, the Ocean SUV, which will be delivered this week.

On the other hand, some Uber drivers in California are already using Ample’s technology to avoid long charging times.

TruGo can provide 80 percent filling in an average of half an hour.

According to data from TruGo, the domestic electric car fast charging station; It is said that the vehicle can be filled to 80% in 25 minutes.