Movable DC Charger CCS2 7kw Portable Fast Charging Station Can be Put in The Car

If you really want to pursue this direction, here’s what I’d suggest you carefully check and consider:

• Confirm your EV’s DC charging standard (does it have a CCS2 port? If you’re in US, likely CCS1).

• Confirm your home or power location: what single phase or three phase supply you have, what current you can deliver, what wiring your garage/outlet has.

• Ask vendor detailed specs: input voltage, phase, current, what connector(s) supported, certifications (CE, UL, etc), weight, dimensions, cables, cooling.

• Clarify the portability: weight, handle, cables, how you transport it, how you connect/disconnect safely.

• Compare cost vs benefit: how much faster will it charge vs AC charger; is that time savings worth the cost and complexity?

• Installation / permits: Even “portable” DC chargers may require electrical inspection, dedicated circuits, maybe cooling/ventilation.

• Maintenance / support: If you buy an import unit, what service/support is available locally?

• Consider alternatives: A quality AC Level 2 charger (7-11 kW) likely costs much less, installs easier, provides good everyday home charging.

• Verify warranty and safe use: DC fast chargers have much higher stresses than AC, and a lower-quality unit might be risky.