Charging Land Rover Electric Cars
Charging Land Rover Electric Cars
Charging Land Rover EVs
Land Rover has recently invested in developing its range of electric vehicles. In 2024 Land Rover plans to release the first of six new all-electric Land Rover EVs. This release marks a significant step in their vision to dramatically reduce pollution and help the progress towards a sustainable future.
At the moment, although Land Rover doesn't offer fully electric vehicles, they offer a range of PHEVs.
You'll need high-end charging cables and a premium charging point to get the most out of your battery and its full charge. Relying on poorer quality equipment can lengthen charging times and impact your ability to efficiently and effectively charge your EV.
Land Rover EV Cables & Chargers
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Land Rover PHEV Models
When it comes to charging your Land Rover PHEV, how long it will take will depend upon the model of Land Rover EV you have. Currently, Land Rover offers six commercially available EV models:
⚡️Land Rover Defender PHEV (2021) - 17.3 kWh usable battery.
⚡️Land Rover Discovery Sport PHEV (2020) - 13.5 kWh usable battery.
⚡️Land Rover Range Rover Evoque PHEV (2020) - 13.5 kWh usable battery.
⚡️Land Rover Range Rover Velar PHEV (2021) - 15.4 kWh usable battery.
⚡️Land Rover Range Rover Sport Plug-In Hybrid (2018) - 11.7 kWh usable battery.
⚡️Land Rover Range Rover Plug-In Hybrid (2018) - 11.7 kWh usable battery.
Land Rover EV Cables
Buying an electric vehicle is an investment, so it doesn't make sense to invest in poor-quality equipment that could damage your PHEV efficiency. Getting high-quality equipment such as EV cables for your Land Rover is recommended.
Land Rover PHEVs are compatible with type 2 charging cables. At Smartly, we offer a range of EV cables that are of premium quality, such as:
Smartly Type 2 to Type 2 cables
Land Rover EV Chargers
A good home-charging setup will help you make the most of owning a PHEV. For home charging, we would recommend a single-phase charger such as:
We recommend a single-phase charger for home charging as most homes will not have a three-phase energy supply. If you are looking for a higher power charger for commercial or industrial use, you can find the full selection by clicking here.
The time it'll take you to charge your Land Rover will depend on the Land Rover PHEV model and the charger you use.
The Land Rover Defender PHEV (2021) will take:9 hours to achieve a full charge using a 3-pin plug.
5 hours to achieve a full charge using a 3.6kW charger.
3 hours to achieve a full charge using a 7kW charger.
3 hours to achieve a full charge using a 22kW charger.
20 minutes to achieve 80% charge using a 50kW or a 150kW charger.
The Land Rover Discovery Sport PHEV (2020) and the Land Rover Range Rover Evoque PHEV (2020) will take:
7 hours to achieve a full charge using a 3-pin plug.
4 hours to achieve a full charge using a 3.6kW charger.
2 hours to achieve a full charge using a 7kW charger.
2 hours to achieve a full charge using a 22kW charger.
60 minutes to achieve an 80% charge using a 50kW or a 150kW charger.
The Land Rover Range Rover Velar PHEV (2021) will take:
8 hours to achieve a full charge using a 3-pin plug.
5 hours to achieve a full charge using a 3.6kW charger.
3 hours to achieve a full charge using a 7kW charger.
3 hours to achieve a full charge using a 22kW charger.
20 minutes to achieve an 80% charge using a 50kW or a 150kW charger.
The Land Rover Range Rover Sport Plug-In Hybrid (2018) and Land Rover Range Rover Plug-In Hybrid (2018) will both take:
6 hours to achieve a full charge using a 3-pin plug.
4 hours to achieve a full charge using a 3.6kW charger.
2 hours to achieve a full charge using a 7kW charger.
2 hours to achieve a full charge using a 22kW charger.
The 2018 Land Rover Range Rover Models are not capable of rapid charging.
The Land Rover Defender PHEV (2021) will take:
The cost to run a PHEV or EV will vary depending on your energy rate and your car's battery size. The average cost to charge a Land Rover PHEV at home is as follows:
Land Rover Defender PHEV (2021) - £4.84, to charge from empty to full.
Land Rover Discovery Sport PHEV (2020) - £3.78, to charge from empty to full.
Land Rover Range Rover Evoque PHEV (2020) - £3.78, to charge from empty to full.
Land Rover Range Rover Velar PHEV (2021) - £4.31, to charge from empty to full.
Land Rover Range Rover Sport Plug-In Hybrid (2018) - £3.28, to charge from empty to full.
Land Rover Range Rover Plug-In Hybrid (2018) - £3.28, to charge from empty to full.
Why Should You Choose Us?
Here at Smartly, we put our customers first. We don't just sell you any old products; we sell you high-quality products that will help you make the most of your EV or PHEV. We value education and transparency and want to help you make the best choice for your electric vehicle.
Our brilliant selection of products is all manufactured in the UK or Europe. We only stock the best of the best!
And as a company helping to lead the way with electric vehicles, we align our values with sustainability. As such, we are a carbon-neutral business and work with One Tree Planted, where we plant 30 trees per month and an additional tree for every order received.
