- The video demonstrates the charging speed of the Nio EL6 with the 100 kWh battery, referred to as the 175 kW battery. - People sometimes think the reviewer misspells kW instead of kWh but kW is power and kWh is energy. - EL6 hit 170 kW quickly after preheating the battery for 30-60 minutes. - Compared to ET5 touring with the old battery, the EL6 charges faster. - EL6's charging speed suddenly dropped and the fans kicked in, suggesting thermal throttling. - EL6 charging curve has yo-yoing up and down like the curve of a German Nio community member. - The EL6's cooling may not be good enough, but it is still better than the older EL6 versions. - XPeng G9 charges much faster than the Fat E-tron. - EL6 maintains a nice and flat charging curve. - By comparing the charging speed to the Fat E-tron, you can see that the competition is building up. - EL6 can maintain a good speed until 82%, while Fat E-tron slows down towards the end. - At a certain point, the EL6 and the E-tron are neck-and-neck but the E-tron gains momentum and has a flatter curve near the end. - Even at 60% charge, the EL6 still takes 135 kW. - The new 175 kW battery changes how fast they can charge. - After swapping out batteries in EL6, it could only get around 115 kW. - The ES8 is probably limited to about 115 kW even with the new 100b battery because it does not have the same level of cooling. - This EL6 has an 88.6 kWh net capacity with the awesome battery. - Some of these models charge really slowly. - With ES8s having this new 100b battery, can it utilize its speed? - It appears that the German's time is over and the Chinese are beating the Germans in charging speed. - NIO can be great if you're going to battery swap. - At 60%, these batteries charge so much faster. - People ask why there is not a timer added to the screen, and the presenter notes that IONITYs include a timer. - The battery swap may not be an advantage because the batteries may not be brand new. - NIO can improve the situation by replacing all batteries. - All of the numbers matter, as seen by the big comparison of these vehicles.