ISO 17409

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Separate compatibility from requested average power.

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DC fast charging

Charging from a station that supplies DC straight to the pack, bypassing the car’s onboard charger, at 50 kW to over 350 kW. The BMS, not the charger, sets the current from moment to moment, which is why the charge curve tapers as the pack fills.

ISO 15118

The communication standard between an electric vehicle and a charging station: identification, authorisation, charge scheduling and, in the −20 edition, bidirectional power transfer. It is what lets a car authenticate itself and start charging with no card or app.

ISO 6469

The ISO series on electric vehicle safety: part 1 the on-board rechargeable energy storage system, part 2 vehicle operational safety, part 3 electrical safety, part 4 post-crash. It is the engineering standard behind the regulatory tests of R100.

Onboard charger

The converter inside the vehicle that turns AC from a home or public socket into DC for the pack, typically rated 7–22 kW. DC fast chargers bypass it, which is why they can be so much more powerful.

References & further reading

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1. Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

   U.S. Department of Energy, Alternative Fuels Data Center

   Topic background · U.S. charging equipment levels, charging infrastructure and connector context. Regional terminology varies.