I've been saying this for years: ebikes should have USB-C PD ports for charging!

Finally a manufacturer has actually done it. In this case using 140W power delivery, which is way higher power than any ebike charger I've ever used. And USB-C PD now supports up to 240W, which is more than enough for ebikes.

I hope this becomes the norm:

https://www.theverge.com/news/639681/usb-c-charging-e-bike-ampler-nova-specs-price

Finally, an e-bike that charges off USB-C

The Ampler Nova e-bikes can be charged in three hours using a standard 140W USB-C PD 3.1 laptop charger.

The Verge

@notjustbikes Now i hope one of those wacky inventor Youtubers makes an Adapter to charge an electric car with like 10-15 240W USB-C PD ports.

[No idea how feasible and how car charging actually works, i don't have a license, i just divided 230V×16A by 240W :D since i think they can charge on normal sockets?]

@notjustbikes Thanks to a mansplainer in my comments who wrongly told me it's impossible to convert DC power to AC i was forced to now read more into the feasibility of such a silly idea.

To anyone reading this, who mistakenly believes i am asking an explanation of basic electronics, please do not engage. Why is social media like this?

[But if anyone with some more in-depth knowledge does the numbers and tells me what it would take and how far off my guesstimate was, i'd be curious to hear it]

@codingcatgirl @notjustbikes 1- watts is a unit of power. It can be mechanical (motor), or electrical (DC or ac), or something else. It's just a lossy conversion between them. 2- you can buy DC to AC inverters. (I.e. not an answer, but the keyword to point you in the right direction.) Holler if you want any explanations.

@trouble @notjustbikes Okay, you really just read the word "mansplainer" and thought "hey, i can do that too!", right?

I literally said: "To anyone reading this, who mistakenly believes i am asking an explanation of basic electronics, please DO NOT ENGAGE"

@codingcatgirl @notjustbikes it sounded to me like you wanted to find the answer on your own. I just wanted to point in the right direction, let you do the research on your own.
@trouble I was asking very explicitely to not engage. Please take a deep look inside yourself and ask yourself why you felt like felt like i needed an explainer about units of power under a post of me specifically being annoyed about people thinking they need to explain basic electronics to me.
@trouble Like, come on. Is this a trolling attempt or genuine obliviousness or lack of reading comprehension?
@codingcatgirl did you want an answer for the part in square brackets or not? I could provide one, but based on the first half of sounded like you wanted to learn. So... Why was that part in square brackets present?
@trouble you didn't provide any in-depth knowledge or numbers but a basic hint of surface level information