Dr. Ing. H.c. F. Porsche Aktiengesellschaft

Thomas Krauss

Daniel Spesser

Thomas Rauner

Dirk Herke

Marcos Remedios Marques

Horst Kretschmer

Frank Dambacher

An electrical charging apparatus () for charging an electrical energy store of a motor vehicle () has an electrical connection () to electrically connect the charging apparatus () to a charging station () and to interchange electrical energy with the charging station (). An electrical converter () is connected to the electrical connection () to interchange the electrical energy with the charging station () via the electrical connection () and to convert the electrical energy. A control unit () is connected to the electrical converter () to control the interchange of the electrical energy. A communication interface () is assigned to the control unit () and is designed to interchange data () with the charging station (). The control unit () is designed to control the interchange of the electrical energy on the basis of the data.

Electrical charging apparatus, electrical charging station and method for controlling an electrical charging apparatus

A charging plug () for an electric vehicle having has contact pins (L, N, PE) for establishing a plug connection to a coupling, and temperature sensors (NTC, NTC, NTC) that are coupled thermally to the contact pins (L, N, PE) for detecting a temperature profile between the charging plug () and the coupling.

Charging plug, charging cable and charging method for an electric vehicle

A method for operating a hybrid vehicle having an internal combustion engine and an electric machine, wherein the hybrid vehicle can be driven purely electrically if the internal combustion engine fails because, for example, a fuel tank for supplying the internal combustion engine with fuel is empty. In the event of failure of the internal combustion engine, continued purely electric travel of the hybrid vehicle is made possible only on condition that a restart of the hybrid vehicle is initiated.

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Reutlingen, Germany

Thomas Krauss