A charging station, also known as a charge point, chargepoint, or electric vehicle supply equipment, is a power supply device that supplies electrical power for recharging the onboard battery packs of
IEC Type 4/CHAdeMO (left); CCS Combo 2 (center); IEC Type 2 outlet (right)
IEC Type 1/SAE J1772 inlet (left); NACS (J3400) (center); IEC Type 2 connector outlet (right)
Public charging stations in a parking lot near Los Angeles International Airport. Shown are two obsolete 6 kW AC charging stations (left: inductive Magne-charge gen2 SPI ("small paddle"), right: conductive EVII ICS-200 AVCON).
BYD e6. Able to recharge the battery in 15 minutes to 80%
South Africa has a well-developed automotive industry, and is the leader in Africa in terms of production volume. The country produces more than half a million automobiles annually, of various types.
Jetour dealership in Cape Town
Hyundai dealership in Cape Town
Chinese vehicles, like this Jetour Dashing in Cape Town, present good value for money, and are becoming more popular in the South African auto market
Jetour service center in Tokai, Cape Town