The fast charge and slow charge of the BMW i3 refer to the difference between the charging speed and charging method of the vehicle. Here's how they differ:
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1. Charging speed:
- Fast charge: The BMW i3's fast charge capability can be quickly charged via a DC fast charge station, which can fully charge the battery in a short time. The exact charging time will vary depending on the power of the charging station and the battery capacity of the vehicle.
- Slow charging: The BMW i3 also supports slow charging via a home outlet, which takes longer to fully charge the battery. Slow charge is generally suitable for overnight charging at home or when parked for a long time.
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2. Charging method:
Fast charging: Fast charging is carried out by direct current (DC) charging and requires the use of a dedicated fast charging device and interface, such as CCS (Combined Charging System) or CHAdeMO.
- Slow charge: Slow charge is carried out by AC (AC) charging, which can be charged using a normal home socket or a dedicated slow charge pile.
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It should be noted that the specific BMW i3 model's fast and slow charging capabilities may vary. If you want to know the charging capability of the BMW i3 and the specific details of the use of charging equipment, it is recommended to refer to the vehicle's manual or consult BMW's official channels.