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Portable EV charging units that can double as grid storage

ZipCharge has an interesting solution for electric vehicles. ZipCharge’s Go charger is expected to contain from 4 to 8kWh of energy and be capable of charging from a domestic plug. This would provide between 32 to 64 kms of range at a 7.2kW EV charging rate, taking approximately 30 – 60 minutes to charge the vehicle. (Depending on the battery capacity, vehicle efficiency etc). The Go unit is also planned to later become bi-directionally charging capable – meaning in the future, it could also function as a local energy storage device and feedback into the grid when not in use. Read more: https://thedriven.io/2022/02/11/why-portable-ev-charging-units-that-can-double-as-grid-storage-are-all-the-go/?fbclid=IwAR3guPxkQx4Xork8v1Q7HLhwn1yowJGsc_shDO4SIXOWeZI50GOUKI0_zd0

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