How long does it take to charge use the 30kw 50kw 60kw 120kw 150kw public fast charger station?

How long does it take to charge use the 30kw 50kw 60kw 120kw 150kw public fast charger station?
3kW Charging: Installed at residences, workplaces, and on-street charging points, as well as lamp-posts. A standard electric car equipped with a 60kWh battery requires just under 16 hours to charge from empty to full when utilizing a 3kW slow charging point.

Fast Charging (7-22kW): Fast chargers, ranging from 7 to 22kW, are typically located at destinations like train stations or leisure centers, where longer parking durations are expected. The 7kW variant, the most common, can add up to 30 miles of range in an hour.

How fast does a 50kw DC charger charge?
For example, a 50 kW Dc Fast Charging Station can typically charge an EV to 80% capacity in around 30-45 minutes. However, newer charging stations with higher power outputs can charge an EV much faster.
Rapid Charging (50kW): DC charging points with a power output of 50kW are frequently found in abundance at locations where dwell times are less than an hour, such as supermarkets and retail environments. With a 50kW rapid charger, many electric cars can gain up to 100 miles of range in approximately 35 minutes. These are our recommended chargers for public use that offer the best ROI when installed without the need for major costly gorundworks.

Smart DC 120kW. Fast to Superfast DC charger with dual DC Gun (CCS2/CHAdeMO/GBT)
120kw Dc Charging Station, maximum 120kW DC output for quick and flexible charging.60kw 120kw  fast charging station integrated with two DC output and one optional AC output, can be flexible configure with CCS, CHAdeMO, GB/T plugs and AC connectors. It has intelligent cable management system for effortless pick-up. It complies with all IEC standards for off-board electric vehicle charging systems, including IEC 61851-21-2 EMC requirement and IEC 61851-24 digital communication control.
How fast is the 60kW fast charger for Electric Car ?
The 60kW fast EV charger utilizes a 480VAC, 60Hz three-phase input converting AC to DC within the charger resulting in faster delivery of power directly to the electric vehicle battery. DC fast chargers currently provide the quickest charging option for electric vehicles.

Ultra-Rapid Charging (150kW to 350kW): Ranging from 150kW up to 350kW, ultra-rapid chargers represent the fastest means to charge an electric vehicle. Commonly located in high numbers at sites near main routes and in retail areas, these chargers can replenish a car’s battery from 10-80% in around 30 minutes.