I’m assuming 64kwh refers to the car model, not the energy consumption of the module. No way this module is using multiple kW.

A multi kilowatt radar would literally cook things. Your microwave is a crappy 1kWh radar.

Can you explain what we are looking at here? Why measure energy usage in kilowatt hours? Wouldn’t watts be a more useful way of measuring consumption? For it to make sense to me for something to use X kilowatt hours, you would have to tell me how long it took to consume that much electricity.

64kWh makes no sense. This is the equivalent to 64kW if used for one hour.

Indeed, the parts are for the Hyundai Kona, with either the 39 and 64 kWh batteries.

If the examples _really_ used 64kW, that would be the equivalent to the average consumption of 51 US houses.

kWh is not a measure of power used it's the model of the car. The "hyundai kona 64 kwh" is the model of car the module came out of.