The first is the line charging mode.
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You can use household 220 volt power supply, plug and charge, generally 6-8 hours can be filled, as long as you prepare a sufficient line, but this has a great security risk, I do not recommend.
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The second is the home slow charging box.
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You can choose to install charging equipment at home, 6-8 hours can be full, but also enjoy residents without ladder electricity price, slow charge is also a good way to maintain the battery, often fast charge will reduce the life of the battery, this way is better than direct cable charging, but there are still hidden dangers.
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The third is the public charging pile.
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Charging pile is the fastest way, generally half an hour can be charged 80%, an hour full. Many communities do not necessarily have public charging piles, need to find their own nearby.
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The fourth is private charging pile.
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You can apply to build a charging pile in your parking space, some car companies also free support, such as BAIC new energy vehicles, this measure will become a trend in the future.
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The fifth is the mobile tram service.
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Car companies with better after-sales service support 24-hour mobile rescue power supply service, which is also an effective way to solve the endurance problem of new energy vehicles.
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Sixth is the dealer charging.
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This method needs to take into account the luck component, if you just drive to the dealer no electricity can of course be justified to charge, but you can not go to the dealer every day to charge. Integrating the above 6 charging methods, if your home community does not have a charging pile, it is best to negotiate with the dealer and the property to install a private charging pile, other ways are not suitable for the time being, or some security risks.