The BYD Atto 3 uses a CCS2 port and will accept up to about 70 kW (Standard Range) or about 80 kW (Extended Range) on a DC fast charger.
In the real world, expect 10–80% in roughly 40–45 minutes if the charger behaves and the battery is at a comfy temperature.
Charging speed tapers past ~60–70%, so chasing 100% is mostly an exercise in patience and podcasts.
Battery sizes are 50.1 kWh (SR) and 60.5 kWh (ER), with home AC charging at 7 kW for calmer, overnight refills.
Consult official documentation for exact figures.
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