ET5

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Avrupa'da (Hollanda, Finlandiya) satılan kompakt elektrikli SUV (Çin'de Skyworth EV6); 72 ve 86 kWh batarya.
Typical session on a 180-200 kW charger: battery 29% → 77%
Value = energy delivered ÷ charging time; instantaneous peak power is not logged per session, so it is not shown. Values from fewer than 10 sessions are faded. "Other socket in use": the unit's other gun was in use for over 30% of the session; power is split between two cars.
Charging time by charger power
ESTIMATE86.0 kWh battery, 10% → 80%
This car averages 51.8 kW — on 60 kW chargers and above the time no longer drops.
This car's onboard charger is limited to 11 kW. Even on a 22 kW unit it draws 11 kW.
Specs are based on manufacturer data and are being verified. Confirm with an authorised dealer before buying.
Frequently asked
How big is the Skywell ET5 battery?
72–86 kWh usable capacity (72 kWh 72 kWh, 86 kWh 86 kWh).
How fast does the Skywell ET5 charge on DC?
The rated DC peak is 80–100 kW. Measured in the field on 180–200 kW chargers with the second socket free, the median session power was 51.8 kW (29 sessions, July–October 2026). Peak power is reached only at low battery levels; average power over a session is lower.
What is the AC charging power of the Skywell ET5?
The on-board charger accepts up to 11 kW on AC (wallbox or public AC station).