OPEL TW｜E-Mobility｜充電與續航里程

隨心所馭不拘充電

電動車我們的未來

Opel 提供最先進的電動車技術，讓我們預先一窺未來的樣貌。

駕駛電動車比您想像中容易，讓Opel帶您一起了解有關電動車的相關訊息。

Dc直流電與ac交流電

公共電網使用AC交流電供應家用電源，是因為其電流不斷改變方向，這樣可以更有效地長距離傳輸電荷。但電池設備必須使用DC直流電充電，包括電動車跟手機都一樣。因此，不管電源是來自家用插座還是來自壁掛式電源箱，首先必須使用所謂的車載充電器 (OBC) 將AC交流電轉換為DC直流電，而這需要時間轉換。所以，在DC直流快速充電站充電會比家用AC交流電充電更快。來自公共電網的AC交流電被轉換成DC直流電，可以直接輸入至電池。

kW 與 kWh

千瓦（kW）為功率單位：即一瞬間消耗或產生了多少能量。千瓦小時（kWh）為能量單位，相當於一件功率為1,000瓦的電器在使用1小時之後所消耗的能量。

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Maximum convenience for home charging: our wallboxes

No matter whether it's in the underground car park, directly in front of the family home, for you alone or for several electric cars. We explain what you need to know about wallboxes, which one suits your Opel best - and your style of driving and charging.

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For a spontaneous recharge: our mobile chargers

There are numerous ways to charge your electric car - from the conventional earthed plug to power-optimised sockets and wallboxes with a high-voltage connection. We explain the differences, which solution is best for you - and what requirements you need to meet.

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充電費用

How much it costs to charge your electric car depends on whether you charge privately, at a public charging point or even at a fast charging station. How often you have to charge your electric car, how you pay at public charging stations, what charges apply there and much more - it's all covered here.

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充電時間

How long it takes to charge your electric car depends entirely on where you charge it. Why charging at a socket takes 30 hours, but only a little more than 1.5 hours at a DC fast charging station - and why single-phase and three-phase charging at wallboxes makes a big difference - it's all here.

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能量消耗

And how much does it cost? How efficient is the battery - and how much electricity is consumed in its production? And what actually determines how many kW an electric car takes on when charging? Find the answers here.

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Solar power

With a photovoltaic system on your roof, you make yourself independent of electricity tariffs or public charging stations. However, if you want to charge with pure solar power, your photovoltaic system must be large enough and be able to provide at least 1.4 kW of solar power in addition to your current power consumption. If it produces less electricity, the rest is automatically drawn from the public grid during the charging process.

Charging at work

Is it possible to charge your private electric car or plug-in hybrid at your workplace? Why don't you ask? If employees can charge their cars at a permanently installed facility in the company, the charging current is even tax-exempt. If your employer doesn't offer this yet, it's worth asking. Not only does it score points in terms of environmental protection and sustainability - it can even earn money if it is made available to the public.

What about thunder and lightning?

You can charge your electric car in the rain and even during thunderstorms. Even when parked outside, it is equipped with a surge protection device - just like private and public charging stations. So there is no danger, even in the highly unlikely event that lightning strikes the charging station or your car. Nevertheless, you should still exercise the usual caution during a thunderstorm.

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All modern electric cars are powered by a lithium-ion battery. This stores direct current (DC). However, our European electricity grid only supplies alternating current (AC), which is why the on-board charger in the vehicle takes care of the conversion to direct current. This is different with a DC fast charging station: here, the alternating current from the grid is converted directly into direct current - which is why the charging process is so much faster.

All you need to charge your electric car at a conventional socket is the standard type 2 charging cable that comes with your Opel. With a power socket, you always have a charging option close by, for example when you visit friends or family. However, the better way to charge your electric car at home is with a 3-phase wallbox. It makes charging safer and also significantly faster.

You can charge your electric car particularly cheaply at a wallbox at home, because then you pay the currently valid electricity price per kilowatt hour. At a public charging station, the costs depend on the tariff of the energy supplier or provider and also on whether you are charging with alternating current or direct current. At a DC fast charging station, you can charge your battery to 80% in around 30 minutes - but this costs significantly more.