Charger speed is described by the power output: Fast chargers (7–22kW AC) suit overnight or destination charging — typical home charging is in this range. Rapid chargers (50–99kW DC) are designed for en-route stops — most drivers see 20–40 minutes for a useful top-up. Ultra-rapid chargers (100kW+ DC) deliver the fastest available speeds — typical stops are 15–25 minutes for a useful top-up. evyve has chargers in all three categories, with Rapid 75kW and Ultra-rapid 150-300kW being most common across the network.
What's the difference between a fast, rapid and ultra-rapid charger?
