TechnoMark News

EV charging cables are the chargers for electric vehicles that allow charging from any standard electric socket. These cables come in different lengths and can hold single or three-phase electricity. Today, these charging cables are available in superior quality, supporting robust charging with unique designs characteristics in wide range of colors. They are pocket-friendly and offer safe and reliable charging to the electric vehicles. Generally,  EV charging cables  come with electric vehicles, but separate charging cables are required when there is a need to charge vehicles from charge-point that does not support attached cable. This is required while using AC charging points on home chargers or public networks with universal sockets. The COVID-19 outbreak has had significant impact on the automotive industry. The impact is also seen on the manufacturing processes of essential automotive components including their delivery and supply to the manufacturers. Chargers are vital ...

EV charging cables are the cables that can be plugged straight in a 3-pin socket, available anywhere. These cables are efficiently charge the electric vehicles for the day, possibly even longer. There are several types of sockets that can be plugged with these cables to charge the vehicles, but the major ones include type 1 and type 2. Type 1 is a single-phase socket, having maximum charging speed of 7.4kW. This type was majorly used on the earliest electric vehicles like Kia Soul, in Europe. Few public and home charging units are available with type 1 connectors that barely allow the vehicles to be charged at public charging stations. Type 2 socket is commonly found and is highly compatible with the modern electric vehicles and some on home wallbox charging centers. They allow single-phase charging speed of 7.4kW and are also compatible with 3-phase supplies, generally found on industrial estates. The other sockets include CHAdeMO, commando, and CCS (combined charging stations). Some ...

Market Industry Reports (MIR) has published a new report titled “EV Charging Cables Market- Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecast, 2020–2030.” According to the report, the global  EV charging cables market   accounted for over US$ 206.20 million in 2019. It is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 28.8% from 2020 to 2030. The automotive industry is facing a slowdown in terms of sales across the globe owing to the strict lockdown in many countries amid the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, there is a huge drop in the sale of electric vehicles. For instance, the sale of BYD Auto Co. Ltd. an established Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer declined by approximately 79% due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This will further hamper growth of the electric vehicles charging cable market. Additionally, there is a big drop in the manufacture of electric vehicle charging cables due to the lack of laborers. Most electric vehicle charging infrastructure development pr...