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Lotus introduces 450 kW DC charger, addsg 89-mile range in just 5 minutes

Lotus launches advanced EV charging solutions, targeting expansion into Europe and the Middle East to support its all-electric transition by 2028.

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Last updated: 2023/11/30 at 5:40 PM
EV-a2zm Published November 30, 2023 2 Min Read
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  • Lotus introduces a groundbreaking 450 kW DC charger, elevating the EV charging experience with ultra-fast capabilities.
  • Expanding its reach, Lotus plans to launch these innovative charging technologies in European and Middle Eastern markets by Q2 2024.
  • The new Liquid-Cooled Power Cabinet by Lotus can charge up to four EVs simultaneously, showcasing versatility and efficiency.
  • These developments align with Lotus's ambitious goal to become a fully electric brand by 2028, marking a significant step in EV industry innovation.

British sports car maker Lotus has just introduced its next-gen charging solutions as it seeks to compete in the rapidly growing electric vehicle industry. These innovations include a 450 kW DC charger, a power cabinet, and a modular unit that can simultaneously charge a maximum of four EVs.

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 Liquid-Cooled All-in-One DC ChargerLiquid-Cooled Power Cabinet

Today we launched a new range of market leading 450kW capable Liquid-Cooled DC charging solutions.

We are future proofing our charging offering for next gen high voltage electric vehicles.

Find them across Europe and the Middle-East next year. Sitting still was never our thing pic.twitter.com/yNFLzo9kDB

— Lotus Cars (@lotuscars) November 28, 2023

Lotus has already launched these powerful charging solutions in the Chinese market, InsideEVs reported. In Q2 2024, the company aims to expand its charging tech to several European and Middle Eastern nations.

 Liquid-Cooled All-in-One DC Charger

Lotus introduced the new Liquid-Cooled All-in-One DC Charger that supports a maximum charging speed of 450 kW. Lotus claims it will be “particularly effective” on models with 800-volt charging hardware.

For instance, this ultra-fast charger can boost the Lotus Eletre R’s driving range by another 88.5 miles (142 km) in just five minutes. 

Passion and performance. The Lotus Eletre, our all-new, all-electric Hyper-SUV, is put through its paces in the Cotswolds by @marthaliversedge @natasha__bird @geehirst 
 #Eletre #ForTheDrivers pic.twitter.com/bov8JNfMWJ

— Lotus Cars (@lotuscars) November 7, 2023

Meanwhile, charging an EV from 10% to 80% will apparently take 20 minutes. Lotus expects this DC charger to alleviate drivers’ range anxiety and boost charging infrastructure confidence.

Interestingly, Lotus told the UK’s Autocar that it designed the Liquid-Cooled All-in-One DC Charger primarily for “charge point operators, fleet providers and dealerships.” 

Liquid-Cooled Power Cabinet

Lotus also developed the Liquid-Cooled Power Cabinet, which it claims provides “market-leading power output capabilities of up to 480 kW.”

For context, it is a modular power cabinet specifically invented for spaces like highway rest stops that need a high level of power to boost efficiency and charging time.

Apart from this, the company also launched the Liquid-Cooled Charging Unit that can charge four EVs at once with the aid of the Liquid-Cooled Power Cabinet. It apparently generates a current output of up to 600 Amp to support all EVs regardless of brand.

Lotus explained that it employed liquid-cooled technologies in developing its charging solutions to ensure faster and easier charging sessions. Notably, all these efforts are crucial for the company to hit its goal of becoming an all-electric brand by 2028 as it seeks to capitalize on the rapidly growing market. 

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