Here's How The BMW iX (105kWh Usable) DC Fast Charges From 0-100%
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2024
- We're back with another charging curve video! This time with the BMW iX M60 - Here's what to expect when charging this beast from dead to full.
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Purchased IX a month ago, extremely happy with it
Thinking about getting one, what's the insurance looking like? If you don't mind
@@zachcrab5650 I just keep using Geico, which I have been using for my former Bimmers. There will be a certain amount of premium increased, which is around 50 dollars per month.
@@zachcrab5650my insurance went down by $500/year
@@DrZheng-ii1zddidnt go up for me
I’m also crazy happy w this car.
Thanks for confirming stopping at 80% on the DC fast charger was a good strategy. That’s exactly what I did on my cross country trip in August. Another great video Kyle!
Pretty solid charging. Not class leading but even charging to 50% on a road trip is good given the great range.
This car is so efficient that I can do most of the charging at home and even if I need to stop along the way never need more than 10 minutes of charge …. Compared to my MXP 2020 this one is miles better.
4:30 Just FYI. The 350 kW Delta units that EVgo is install can actually provide up to 540 A, but so far it, it appears that only Teslas using the Tesla CCS1 adapter are asking for more than 500 A.
Thanks for all the work! Definitely quite informative
Thanks. Good video. For the range you were able to achieve (340 miles at 70 mph) the iX has great appeal. However, most people/families cannot afford $90K for a vehicle even with reduced normal maintenance (oil changes, etc). It even becomes more difficult as interest rates rise. Perhaps manufacturers are building too many features into EV’s right now because of the “early adopters” who can afford paying more for a vehicle. Hopefully, battery and charging technology will improve quickly over the next few years so that more people can afford EV’s. Also, the charging network has to grow to support long distance travel.
A couple of thoughts:
1) Dual batteries with separate plugs to halve the charge times instead of one massive battery.
2) When EV pricing gets down to reasonable levels, then more will consider them.
3) I would make more stops, while on a trip, and charge only in the "fat" spot, only stopping for about 10 minutes and never worrying about running out. 100% only overnight.
4) Gas stations should rethink themselves as "Energy Stations" and add their own charging points.
Agree with all points
Kyle just south of you in Louisville and Thorton Co is Solid State Battery .. eliminating li-on . Ford and BMW are working with them. Would love to see you guys start looking at the next battery technolgies coming to market. Some real interesting and exciting advancements. a Interview with them would be great
Also still want to see you and alyssa take a trip to China and review the Chinese massive EV Market and the battery swapping stations of NIO. You could visit Tesla Factory their as well .comparing everything to USA, Europe , Vietnam (nifast) etc..
The ionic has a much smaller battery, so 50% is less kWh
Thanks for doing this so we don't have to. It's really way more than I want to think about, but I still want to know the results.
Cool. Thanks for the info.
This thing is surprisingly good. It has nothing to do with performance but I kind of wrote it off for the weird front fascia and because the i4 doesn’t compare as favorably to the Model 3 as I would have liked.
It’s too bad it’s so expensive but BMWs were never cheap I guess. It will be interesting to charge one of these on a V3 supercharger when they open them up since it could push past 500 amps if BMW allows it.
It could, but if BMW didn’t design the system to accept it it will not make a difference.
BMW for that has to develop a way to identify Tesla chargers and then implement a different charging strategy in order to thermally take care of those extra Amps. Yes, they could do it, but so doubt it. 🤷♂️
With such a big battery BMW can make at-lest over 500 to 700 miles range would be much better at that price tag
Hey Kyle , can you do the drivers assistance+ test on the bmw?
Can you choose to ramp down the charging rate to economise on the cost of charging losses?
Rumor has it that the BMW IX charges via electricity. There you have it.
Best car I have ever owned and Ive owned a few great cars
Hey Kyle, very nice test. Do you know the difference between kW reported by DCFC vs kW reported in vehicle?
I’d like to know the charging losses at 500 amps from EVSE cable heating and vehicle charger. Due to exponential impact of current on power losses (I^2 * R), substantial power could be wasted on a 400v architecture.
I plan to compare my ‘22 model S long range charging speed, 0 to 300 miles, with a Lucid later this year. Who do you think will win?
300 miles was chosen because at my old age, it’s impossible to drive any further without a restroom break. Maybe your dad agrees.
I put it closer to 75 miles if you bring your wife, I'll bet your mom will agree?
Is the charging the same on the 2024 models?
5:00 Kyle, I think it would be a valuable service to really emphasize to your viewers that 500 A EVs really need to be given priority to these 500 A chargers over "800 V" EVs that don't see nearly as much benefit. Saving a couple of minutes in an EV6 or Ioniq 5 is nowhere near as valuable as saving 20, 30, or maybe even 40 minutes in high-current EVs like the BMW iX, Cadillac LYRIQ, GMC HUMMER EV, etc.
Kyle, can you please take the iX on your Hogback Challenge?
Very interesting. I hope you are getting some independent consulting money off of this as it would seem to be valuable input for them. Not that BMW doesn’t have the knowledge, but I would imagine you do this closer to the way owners will (road tripping then going some commercial charging location), rather than BMW testers might.
Good information. It looks like they are getting better. Still a way to go before I purchase one, but this is better. When they hit the same price as a gas model for the same size vehicle, get the distance to a minimum of 400-mile HWY in all weather and conditions, and charge time down to 10 minutes or less empty to full charge I will buy one. Right now, they are still not practical, but improving.
I just got a Bolt EUV because that is what I can afford and since i do most of my charging at home it doesn’t make a difference if it will slow charge at DC chargers. I took it on an 800mile round trip and I rather spend more time on a charger than paying tripple the price. Great video..
So, THoguht BMW had fallen asleep with EVs, but so far, I4 and IX are nice cars I'd consider if I could afford them. Sounds like, I7 would be nice too. I wish we would get stuff like the EQC they have in Europe, or the EQE sedan I think it is? or the little MB van (EQ something... M? N? something)
I havent been able to get over 143kw even on a 350kw charger on my ix50 (swapped my 21 etron for it)
It’s probably because the charger’s maximum ampere’s output is 350A
@@hansfranciscaportier-vulst2629 true, i wonder how you can tell for sure
It should be on the side of the charging station on a little metallic plate what the maximum output in Amperes is.
@@hansfranciscaportier-vulst2629 thanks ill check next time i go.
Great info, Kyle! That car seems almost ideal.⚡
Hi Kyle, thanks for this. Why doesn't the industry or you create a charging efficiency level where the curve falls off a cliff so you move on to the next charger? I understand your comments but give a numerical number to tell each vehicle owner which is the optimum charge level just before the cliff happens. I agree most vehicles will be roughly close to the 70% level but some may be 62% and others 72% and others maybe can go to 80%. I am so sick of these 10-80% trial examples where the last 10-15% of those examples are so inefficient. Every vehicle has that cliff so put a number on each vehicle just before the cliff happens. Create your own Z-score. Or for EV's call it an E score. For example Rivian is close to perhaps a 68 or 69-70 level before it goes from 135KW to well under 100KW. If it is at 68% SOC, give it a 68 E score. And give an E score for every vehicle you test. That would I think be the best stat ever for every vehicle and give every owner a great indication of their maximum efficiency and gives them impetus to move on to the next charging station when they hit that number. Thanks for your consideration.
Im extremely happy with my ix, better than my teslas
No wonder it went slightly farther than the Model X. The pack is significantly larger.
Consider yourselves fortunate guys, most of the EV chargers in Ireland are 50KW 😬😬
Sounds like you're calling a horse race!
Did it only go from 0-50% in 20 minutes? By today's standards it seems just a bit on the slow side.
It took in ~50+kWh during that time and is still doing over 140kW. Considering how far this goes on a charge and how ugly it is, it's pretty good.
It may compete with the EQS in price, but one is an SUV and the other isn't.
I think last month Mercedes started the production of the EQS SUV in the US. I imagine Kyle refers to that SUV.
@@e-redj Thanks, I hadn't heard of an SUV version.
EQE SUV should be the competitor since EQS SUV is a 7 seater and the iX isn't.
Check out the latest Fully Charged video about a new charging system in China. Charging to 80% in less than 15 minutes.
Why would you need a new system?
@@abraxastulammo9940 Did you watch the video?
@@d.e.7467 Afaik the GAC Aion was in the EV news Q4 2021 already. They guy claims 480 kW, but the charger only shows 239.8 kW later on which is about as much as a Hyundai or Kia can do today (20-80 % in 15 min.). The European Ionity network is 350 kW only which can charge a 75 kWh battery 0-80 % in 10 min already as soon as battery technology allows it.
This is why I asked.
It goes 340 miles but it’s got a Hugh battery, better if it had have been even more efficient and not need such a large battery
Just needs this:
- Compact range extender (i.e. i3)
- Battery half the size, cost & weight
Benefits:
- Still 90% of annual driving pure electric
- Never hostage to public charging
- "Recharges" take 3 minutes (petrol)
- Fuel available everywhere
Ew. Disgusting.
In near future it wont be possible to charge in 3 minutes without destroying the battery. May be possible with battery swapping
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Very good👍
I was using the word "recharge" loosely ...implying how quick it is to add petrol on long trips.
I find with my 330e Performance model its plug in at home at night and since I very rarely go further than 35 to 40 miles in any day. So far I have filled the 10 gallon tank 3 times in a year and a half. And I don't baby it. I just love this car!
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39 minutes for an 80% charge is not acceptable. 👎
Wrong that is great for the range you get. My 2012 leaf I get 7 kWh in 44 minutes most I can get. You rich guys need to appreciate what you have. Fixating and complaining that 143 kw is not good enough is bull I am sure bolt and leaf owners would love it.
6:20 Just charge 54 kWh in 18 min for an average of 180 kW in your toilet break and go. ;-)
80% of what though? 80% of 100 is 80 but 80 of 200 is 160. Adding 80 widgets in an hour is bad but adding 160 widgets is good. See what I did there?
DISGUSTING!!!! 🤢🤮🤢🤮🤢🤮🤢🤮🤢🤮