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Any US Ariya 22kW onboard charger user experiences?
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EVEnthusiast
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Oh, I'm pretty sure that 22 kW charger is a 3-phase charger. There are differences in power systems around the world I suppose. Basically, we don't have that setup in our houses here.
Evholic_49
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The Ariya can charge at 22 kW AC, but in real-world use, it is closer to 7.2 kW with Level 2 chargers. Full charges can take around 14 hours at that rate. I don't know what else to say...good luck.
Stefan Haglund
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Let me get back to you on that, as soon as I get my Ariya back from the work shop.
It has been there since 30th of July last year, after it got hit by another car.
Due to bad planning of Nissan Sweden/Europe they had to wait until now to get new front seat covers from Japan. Seven months....
Fortunately, I got a rental car through insurance, a Polestar 2.
I only enjoyed driving the Ariya from May until July. :/
Before it was hit, I tried the 22 kW charging and realized that there are different cables. They look the same, but they manage differently in charging 11 or 22 kW. And they are not, or poorly, labeled regarding the kW they can deliver.
The Ariya came with a 22 kW cable and that worked fine. I think I got 18-20 kW.
It was at one of these from Qwello. But if I used the integrated cable, you see in the photo, I got the ordinary 11 kW.
I had to use the Ariya's 22 kW cable.
It has been there since 30th of July last year, after it got hit by another car.
Due to bad planning of Nissan Sweden/Europe they had to wait until now to get new front seat covers from Japan. Seven months....
Fortunately, I got a rental car through insurance, a Polestar 2.
I only enjoyed driving the Ariya from May until July. :/
Before it was hit, I tried the 22 kW charging and realized that there are different cables. They look the same, but they manage differently in charging 11 or 22 kW. And they are not, or poorly, labeled regarding the kW they can deliver.
The Ariya came with a 22 kW cable and that worked fine. I think I got 18-20 kW.
It was at one of these from Qwello. But if I used the integrated cable, you see in the photo, I got the ordinary 11 kW.
I had to use the Ariya's 22 kW cable.
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