New Portable Battery That Looks Like A Suitcase Promises To Save The Lives Of Electric Car Enthusiasts And Provide An Extra 32 Km Of Charge When In A Pinch

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 12/04/2022 at 10:13

Updated on 03/06/2022 at 14:13

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This Is Not a Suitcase, It’s a Portable Battery Here to Save the Lives of Electric Car Owners. Technology Will Be Launched in 2022 and Can Be Charged at Home!

The anxiety of range is still one of the most used arguments to doubt the purchase of an electric car. What if I’m stranded in the middle of nowhere and there are no chargers? Richie Sibal and Jonathan Carrier, two electronics experts, propose to solve it with a suitcase battery.

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Just as we can have a drum of gasoline in the trunk of the car for emergencies, this suitcase called ZipCharge would provide some extra charge to solve range issues for electric cars in trouble. It even comes with wheels for easy transport.

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Portable Battery to Be Launched in 2022 and Can Be Charged at Home!

Charging the suitcase itself can be done at home with a traditional plug, and a mobile app can show the charge status both at that plug and while charging the car. In fact, the port it includes is bidirectional, designed to store energy on the main grid when it is most generated and provide it when it is lacking.

Currently, the idea is to launch the first units of this ZipCharge at the end of 2022, either in a single payment or with the option to subscribe for around 58 euros per month. As an option to have in the trunk in case of an emergency, it could be useful.

New Portable Battery That Looks Like A Suitcase Promises To Save The Lives Of Electric Car Enthusiasts And Provide An Extra 32 Km Of Charge When In A Pinch

This Is Not a Suitcase, It’s a Portable Battery Here to Save the Lives of Electric Car Owners. Technology Will Be Launched in 2022 and Can Be Charged at Home!

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New Portable Battery That Looks Like A Suitcase Promises To Save The Lives Of Electric Car Enthusiasts And Provide An Extra 32 Km Of Charge When In A Pinch

This Is Not a Suitcase, It’s a Portable Battery Here to Save the Lives of Electric Car Owners. Technology Will Be Launched in 2022 and Can Be Charged at Home!

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