Charging electric vehicle has three levels: slow, fast and Swift.  The possibility of sustaining the battery while it supplies the car with energy for a long time is a top priority. Therefore, the driver must understand the different types of connections, different charging locations, levels of power speed. So, these levels show the scale of energy inside the car. Each of the charging levels mentioned above has a specific charger. Furthermore, this depends on the type of current from which the charging is carried out. Depending on whether  it is direct or alternating current. Each of them has its advantages. The first level of charging, known as home charging. This type constitutes the first economic method for charging electric cars. In addition, it is inexpensive, and it needs to obtain an electrical charging source. This cable is AVSI. It charges at 12-volt AC at a speed of 1.4 kilowatts – three kilowatts. The estimated time it takes to charge is eight to twelve hours. This depends on some factors other than the capacity and condition of the battery.

The Second and Third Levels: Electric-Auto-charging

The second level of charging known as general electric charging for electric vehicles. In this type of charging you need charging equipment. You can get it from public parking lots and auto parts stores. The second level charging requires 240 volt AC plugs. And it consumes a capacity time approximately to a period that extends from an hour – eleven hours. Hence, at other times, this depends on the capacity of the battery. Some cars have a 64 kWh battery that takes about nine hours to charge. As for the third level of charging, which is the fastest way to charge electric car batteries. There is little abundance and often found in densely populated areas. However, some cars may not fit to accept Level 3 charging.