Slow EV charging is the slowest type of charging available, and a standard 3.6kw 230-volt outlet is typically used. Slow EV charge points can take up to 24 hours to fully charge an electric vehicle. These types of chargers are typically used in homes or workplaces where people do not need to charge their cars quickly.
Fast EV charge points typically use a 7kw 230-volt outlet. Fast EV charge points can take up to 12 hours to fully charge an electric vehicle. These types of chargers are usually used in homes and public places where people need to be able to charge their vehicles quickly.
Rapid EV charge points are the fastest type of charger available, and they typically use 50kw to 200kw DC outlet. Rapid EV charge points can take just one hour to fully charge an electric vehicle. These types of chargers are usually used in commercial or industrial settings where people need to be able to charge their vehicles very quickly.