BMW teams up with IONNA, Alpitronic to demonstrate 460 kW charging for new iX5

By Public Technologies
  • BMW is teaming up with IONNA and Alpitronic to demonstrate 460-kW charging for the new iX5 60 xDrive in Southern California.
  • Charging can add up to 363 kilometers of WLTP range in 10 minutes.
  • The battery can charge from 10% to 80% in 22 minutes.
  • The demonstration combines IONNA’s charging network with Alpitronic’s high-power charging hardware.
  • The 460-kW demonstration uses technology not currently available as charging hardware in the U.S.


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