Charging Jaguar Electric Cars
Charging Jaguar Electric Cars
Charging Jaguar EVs
When you decide to invest in an electric car, how you charge it matters. For charging Jaguar EVs, it is vital that you get premium, high-end charging equipment. Don’t cut corners and go for poor quality equipment that can become a detriment to your home charging setup. Low-quality equipment can damage your EVs battery, reducing its capabilities.
The charger and charging cables that you get are just as important an investment as the electric car itself.
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Charging A Jaguar EV
Right now, Jaguar only has one commercially available EV on the market, the Jaguar I-PACE. However, the brand has plans to go electric fully by 2025.
The battery capacity of the Jaguar I-PACE will greatly influence the charging process. The 2018 variant of the car has a 90 kWh battery capacity.
Jaguar does, however, also offer two PHEVs, including:
● Jaguar F-Pace PHEV (2021) - 13.7kW usable battery
● Jaguar E-Pace PHEV (2020) - 13.5kW usable battery
EV Cables Jaguar
EV cables are hugely important for your charging setup. It is crucial that you choose a cable that is right for your setup and charging requirements. Jaguar EVs and PHEVs are compatible with type 2 cables. Here are some of the recommended cables we stock:
● Smartly Type 2 to Type 2 cables
Jaguar EV Chargers
The charger that you decide to purchase is imperative to getting you the right setup for your home and electric vehicle. This is just as true for Jaguar as it is for any other car brand. For home charging, we recommend a single-phase charger.For your Jaguar EV or PHEV we recommend:
● Easee One 7.4kW Single Phase Charger
● MyEnergi Zappi - NEW WIFI Edition - Single or Three Phase
If these aren’t what you’re looking for, we also stock a range of different chargers from premium brands. Take a look now and choose a charger that is right for you.
Why Choose Smartly?
Here at Smartly, we have always had a dedication to educating our customers, not just supplying EV charging products. This is realised in the excellent customer service that we provide.
But we also take pride in how we source our products. All our cables, for example, are manufactured right here in the UK. All our other products, such as chargers, are sourced from Europe. We only deal in premium brands to give our customers one of the best selections of EV charging equipment around.
And as a carbon-neutral we like to ensure that we keep our overall carbon footprint offset. We believe that the future is in sustainability, and we want to keep our business as green as possible. That’s why every month we plant at least 30 trees to offset our carbon emissions by partnering with One Tree Planted.
For most setups, it will cost about £740 - £900 to set up a charging station at home.
The Jaguar I-PACE can accomplish a full charge in:
● Between 34.5 - 39 hours using a 3kW emergency 3-pin charger
● 39 hours using a 3-pin plug
● 25 hours using a 3.6 kW charger
● 13 hours using a 7 kW charger
● 8 hours using a 22 kW charger
When using public or rapid chargers, the I-PACE can accomplish:
● 80% charge in 70 minutes using a 50 kW charger
● 80% charge in 40 minutes using a 150 kW charger
The Jaguar F-Pace PHEV (2021) can accomplish a full charge in:
● 8 hours using a 3-pin plug
● 5 hours using a 3.6 kW charger
● 3 hours using a 7 kW charger
● 3 hours using a 22 kW charger
The Jaguar I-Pace PHEV (2020) can accomplish a full charge in:
● 8 hours using a 3-pin plug
● 5 hours using a 3.6 kW charger
● 3 hours using a 7 kW charger
● 3 hours using a 22 kW charger
Unlike many PHEVs, both the F-Pace and the I-Pace are compatible with rapid charging and can achieve 80% charge in twenty minutes with a 50 or 150 kW public charger.
● Between 34.5 - 39 hours using a 3kW emergency 3-pin charger
● 39 hours using a 3-pin plug
● 25 hours using a 3.6 kW charger
● 13 hours using a 7 kW charger
● 8 hours using a 22 kW charger
When using public or rapid chargers, the I-PACE can accomplish:
● 80% charge in 70 minutes using a 50 kW charger
● 80% charge in 40 minutes using a 150 kW charger
The Jaguar F-Pace PHEV (2021) can accomplish a full charge in:
● 8 hours using a 3-pin plug
● 5 hours using a 3.6 kW charger
● 3 hours using a 7 kW charger
● 3 hours using a 22 kW charger
The Jaguar I-Pace PHEV (2020) can accomplish a full charge in:
● 8 hours using a 3-pin plug
● 5 hours using a 3.6 kW charger
● 3 hours using a 7 kW charger
● 3 hours using a 22 kW charger
Unlike many PHEVs, both the F-Pace and the I-Pace are compatible with rapid charging and can achieve 80% charge in twenty minutes with a 50 or 150 kW public charger.
The Jaguar I-Pace uses a 90 kWh lithium-ion battery. The WLTP gives the Jaguar a range of 292 miles using this battery type.
The battery is expected to last around eight years, or for 100,000 miles. This is, of course, with good maintenance.
There is no reason why you shouldn’t charge it to 100%, however, for most rapid charging procedures, it is more economical to charge to 80%.
