
We often hear from Canton drivers who are interested in electric cars, but want to know more about electric car charging times before they buy. So, how long it takes to charge an electric car? The short answer, is that it depends on the charging method. You see, electric car charging times vary depending on the charging method you use, and on the make and model of your vehicle. There are three types of EV charging: domestic (Level 1) charging, rapid domestic (Level 2) charging, and public (Level 3) charging. Learn more about electric car charging times here with Mercedes-Benz of Canton, and find out more about EVs as well in our car buying guide.
Domestic car charging times depend on whether you use Level 1 or Level 2 charging. As a reminder, here are the electric car charging times:
Your charging times could be even faster if you drive a hybrid vehicle, because hybrid vehicles do not rely solely on electricity! They use electric battery power for small amounts of time or when traveling under certain speeds, and can switch over to gasoline power when needed.
How long does it take to charge an electric car in public? Public stations normally offer 22 kW charging, 43-50 kW rapid charging, and 150 kW rapid charging. As a result, you might achieve a full charge (0-100%) in about an hour, or depending on your vehicle and the specific EV charger, it could take 4 to 11 hours for a full charge.
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