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Charging your EV
Charging Information
The types of charging include AC Charge, DC Charge, and trickle charge.
AC Charge
We recommend using AC
charging for usual charging
of the vehicle. You can use
an AC Charger at public
charging stations and the
charging cable (if equipped)
in the cargo compartment
of your car.
(Refer to “AC Charge” in
this chapter.)
Trickle Charge
When you cannot drive to a
public charging station due
to low battery, you can charge
the car by using the Portable
Charging Cable. (ICCB: In Cable
Control Box).
Trickle charge is recommended
only in case of emergency
because the use of household
electricity may cause problems
associated with electricity bills
and electrical loads.
DC Charge
You can charge at high
speeds at public charging
stations. Refer to the
respective company’s manual
that is provided for each
DC Charger type. Battery
performance and durability
can deteriorate if the DC
Charger is used constantly.
Use of DC Charge should
be minimized in order to
help prolong high voltage
battery life.
Use the AC
Charger
installed at
home or
public
charging
station.
Use the
DC Charger
at public
charging
station.
Use the
AC Charger
installed at
home or
public
charging
station.
AC
Charge
DC
Charge
Trickle
Charge
(230V)
Approx. 9 hours
and 35 minutes.
❈*Can be charged
to 100%.
* Actual charger image and charging method may vary in accordance with the charger manufacturer.
* Depending on the condition and durability of the high voltage battery, charger specifications, and ambient
temperature, the time required for charging the high voltage battery may vary.
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Kia Genuine Accessory shown sold separately.
Approx. 54 minutes
(100kW). Approx.
75 minutes (50kW).
*To 80% of SOC,
can be charged
to 100%.
Approx.
9 hours and
35 minutes.
*Can be charged
to 100%.
Charging Inlet
(Vehicle)
Category
Charging
Connector
Charging
Outlet
How to
Charge
Charging
Time
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