Fast Charging: Convenience vs Battery Longevity

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The Risk Equation: How Constant Fast Charging Ages Your EV Battery Pre

The Myth: If the Car is Designed for Fast Charging, It's Harmless

The Simplified Science: Heat and Mechanical Stress

The Golden Rule: The 80/20 Strategy for Battery Longevity

The Worst Offenders: Full Charge and Deep Discharge

How to Monitor Your Battery's Health

Conclusion: Convenience Today vs. Capacity Tomorrow

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The electric vehicle revolution has brought with it the incredible convenience of DC Fast Charging (DCFC), promising to replenish hundreds of kilometers of range in the time it takes to drink a coffee. It"s a technological marvel that enables long-distance travel. However, a pervasive myth suggests that because an EV is "designed for it," frequent fast charging has no consequences. This belief misunderstands the fundamental chemistry and physics at play, turning a tool for convenience into a recipe for accelerated battery aging. The truth lies in a simple risk equation: speed versus longevity.

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