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Mop, thought you might like this (Mach-E related) -- (link)
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oblique (aka kkuphal)
Jul 25 '22, 10:09
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Found it really informative related to Mach-E charging at public chargers
(www.reddit.com)
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I was pretty shocked at how fast my car charged from 12% to 100% at the EA in pgh. it was just over 50 minutes. I expected an hour at least. -- nm
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amanda
Jul 25, 10:36
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Unless the battery chemistry supports it (lithium iron phosphate (lfp) batteries do), it's best to avoid charging to 100%. If you do charge that
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TWuG
Jul 25, 15:45
EA? -- nm
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JaxSean
Jul 25, 11:06
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Electrify America. -- nm
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Reagen
Jul 25, 11:34
The recommendation I see is run 20-80% unless you need the 80-100% to start a trip. I charge mine to 80% each night. EDIT: -- (edited)
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oblique
Jul 25, 10:45
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Yeah, I only go to 100 if I specifically am going to need it that day.
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Reagen
Jul 25, 11:36
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