In 2019, the Porsche Taycan introduced the 800V architecture, enabling remarkable fast charging capabilities. This represents a significant leap in electric vehicle technology, allowing for 100 km range in just a few minutes.
BYD followed suit in 2022 by unveiling its own 800V SiC technology, which also supports rapid charging for electric vehicles, and showcased this innovation in the G9 model.
The crux of BYD’s strategy lies in transitioning away from hybrid solutions towards a future dominated by fully electric vehicles. This move is intended to set a high bar for efficiency and sustainability across the automotive landscape.
BYD is also exploring advanced applications for its 1000V systems, which can handle charging speeds of over 1000 kW. This could pave the way for unprecedented growth in electric mobility.
Finally, BYD’s emphasis on reducing loading times and enhancing infrastructure reflects its commitment to leading the electric vehicle transition, aiming for maximum performance efficiency in everyday usage.
