Charging Fiat Electric Cars
Charging Fiat Electric Cars
Charging Fiat EVs
Making the leap to electric vehicles is never an easy decision to make. But in choosing to get an EV, you’ll need to choose appropriate cables and chargers for charging it.
Cheaper-quality cables or chargers may seem appealing, but these won’t last as long as robust, highly efficient equipment. This kind of exemplary equipment is also important to get the most out of your Fiat’s battery life.
Fiat EV Cables & Chargers
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Fiat EV Models
Fiat has one commercially available EV on the market called the Fiat 500e Cabario, released in 2020. The Fiat 500e comes with a 42 kWh battery, of which 37.3 kWh is usable.
The battery size of the Fiat 500e Cabario will directly influence how long it’ll take to charge, how much it’ll cost to charge it and the kind of charging equipment you’ll need.
Fiat EV Cables
The Fiat 500e Cabario will require charging cables of the correct type in order to charge it appropriately – just like most other electric vehicles. Currently, the Fiat 500e is compatible with Type 2 charging cables.
At Smartly, we stock compatible cables for the Fiat 500e:
Fiat EV Chargers
Cables are not the only vital piece of equipment to consider when investing in an EV. The charger itself is also hugely important. For home charging, we’d recommend single-phase 7.4 kW chargers for a decent balance between charging capabilities and cost.
Here are just some of the chargers we stock:
But these aren’t the only ones that we stock. View our full range of EV chargers.
For the Fiat 500e Cabario, you can expect:
● A full charge in 19 hours with an emergency 3-pin plug.
● A full charge in 12 hours with a 3.6 kW charger,
● A full charge in 6 hours with a 7 kW charger
● A full charge in 4 hours using a 22 kW charger.
● 20-80% charge in around 40 minutes using a 50 kW charger.
● 20-80% charge in around 20 minutes using a 150 kW charger.
● A full charge in 19 hours with an emergency 3-pin plug.
● A full charge in 12 hours with a 3.6 kW charger,
● A full charge in 6 hours with a 7 kW charger
● A full charge in 4 hours using a 22 kW charger.
● 20-80% charge in around 40 minutes using a 50 kW charger.
● 20-80% charge in around 20 minutes using a 150 kW charger.
According to WLTP, the Fiat 500e has a maximum range of 199 miles on a full battery charge.
At home, it will cost around £10.58 to fill up a battery from empty to full, which translates to around 6.26p cost per mile.
If using public rapid charging points to charge the Fiat 500e to 20-80%, it’ll cost around £9.98 on average. That equates to a 9.83p cost per mile.
If using public rapid charging points to charge the Fiat 500e to 20-80%, it’ll cost around £9.98 on average. That equates to a 9.83p cost per mile.
Why Choose Us For Your Charging Equipment?
Making the decision to invest in an electric vehicle is a big decision, and we are acutely aware of this. That is why we go above and beyond to ensure that every customer we serve is educated on their options and what would best suit their situation. We pride ourselves on educating our customers to allow them to make an informed purchasing decision.
Not only that, but the products we stock are of premium quality. All our cables are manufactured right here in the UK, and all of our other products are made either in the UK or by reputable European manufacturers.
Additionally, we take our own responsibility to the environment seriously. We plant a minimum of 30 trees every month to offset our own carbon emissions, making us a carbon-neutral company. We also do a lot of work with One Tree Planted to plant even more trees!
Choosing Smartly is choosing a reputable, sustainable supplier of charging equipment.
