Charging types

Category

AC Charge

DC Charge

Portable Charge

Charging Inlet (Vehicle)

Type A

N_QVe27_B07_004_E
N_QVe27_B07_005_E
N_QVe27_B07_004_E

Type B

N_QVe27_B07_002_E
N_QVe27_B07_003_E
N_QVe27_B07_002_E

Charging Connector

Type A

OOVQ015008L
OOVQ015009L
OOVQ015008L

Type B

N_CT25Q031
N_CT25Q032
N_CT25Q031

How to Charge

Use the AC charger installed at home or at a public charging station

Use the DC charger at a public charging station

Use household current

Depending on the condition and durability of the high voltage battery, charger specifications, and ambient temperature, the time required for charging the battery might vary.

The actual appearance of the charger and the charging method might vary according to the charger manufacturer.

For your safety, your vehicle might stop charging if the external charger is outdated or defective. Try charging the vehicle with a different charger that works properly.

When you charge the battery, allow up to 3 extra minutes to check and diagnose the condition of the battery.

The portable charging cable is sold separately.

*: Depending on your region, the In-Cable Control Box (ICCB) for trickle charging might not be provided with your electric vehicle.