The ZipCharge Go allows folks with no access to off-street parking to top up the power bank at home, and then take the charger to the EV. ZipCharge. 5 / 6.

ZipCharge is a new U.K.-based startup that has unveiled the Go. It's a suitcase-sized battery pack that weighs in at about 50 pounds. With a 4 kWh capacity, it can charge an EV at 7.2 kW.

That said, the ZipCharge Go isn’t available yet. According to InsideEVs, the startup plans to release a 4 kWh and an 8 kWh version, as well as to start deliveries in the fourth quarter of 2022.

ZipCharge says that the 4-kWh Go needs a little over 30 minutes to give an EV about 20 miles of range, and double that time for the 8-kWh unit.

ZipCharge will produce two versions of the Go: a 4-kilowatt-hour version that can deliver up to 20 miles of range in an average EV, and an 8-kWh version that can provide up to 40 miles.

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Today at the global climate summit in Glasgow, better known as COP26, a UK startup called ZipCharge introduced its portable electric vehicle charger called the Go - and we're pretty stoked.

ZipCharge Go features quick charging support and takes between 30 minutes and an hour to deliver a full charge to an EV. The company has paired its power bank with a companion app that can, among ...

The ZipCharge Go's sales model is also unclear. The BBC reports that the outright price is unknown, but a monthly subscription could cost £49, or around $66. That's way too much, if you ask me!

According to ZipCharge, the Go is a compact, portable, lightweight power bank with a modern design and smart features. It looks like a wheeled suitcase and is about the same size as one, too.

ZipCharge is pretty confident about its Go Powerbanks. After the company presented its 4-kWh storage devices in November 2021, the company now presented GoHubs, which are charging stations based ...

That said, the ZipCharge Go isn't available yet. According to InsideEVs, the startup plans to release a 4 kWh and an 8 kWh version, as well as to start deliveries in the fourth quarter of 2022.