These cables are designed to handle higher charging capacities and work more efficiently during fast-charging sessions.

The most common fast-charging cable is the CCS (Combined Charging System) cable. CCS is a standard that supports both AC and DC charging and is used by many electric vehicles and fast-charging stations. CCS cables can handle high charging capacities, ranging from 50 kW to 350 kW, depending on the charging station and the capabilities of the vehicle.

Additionally, there is the CHAdeMO cable, which is primarily used by certain electric vehicles, especially those from Japanese manufacturers such as Nissan and Mitsubishi. CHAdeMO cables also support higher charging capacities, typically up to 50 kW or 100 kW, depending on the charging station and the vehicle's specifications.

It is important to know which type of fast-charging standard your electric vehicle supports before purchasing a charging cable. Not all electric vehicles support both CCS and CHAdeMO. Refer to your vehicle's manual or contact the manufacturer to find out which fast-charging standard is compatible with your vehicle.

It is also advisable to check which type of fast-charging stations are available in your area and what fast-charging standard these stations use. Based on that, you can select the appropriate charging cable suitable for fast charging with your specific vehicle and the available fast-charging infrastructure.