Mercedes Charging Cables

Charging Mercedes EVs

Mercedes, much like other car brands, have developed their own line of electric cars to answer the demand increase for EVs and PHEVs over the past decade. If you have decided to invest in a Mercedes electric vehicle, then it is imperative that you get the right equipment for charging it.

High-end charging equipment is necessary to get the most out of your Mercedes and its battery. Additionally, high-end equipment can improve the efficiency of your investment.

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Mercedes Models

Currently, there is a wide selection of electric Mercedes models to choose from, and the model you have will impact what you’ll need to charge it.

These are the current Mercedes EV and PHEV models that are available:

• A250e Plug-in Hybrid - 15.6 kWh battery.
• B250e Electric – 27.9 kWh battery.
• C350e Estate PHEV - 6.2 kWh battery.
• C350e Saloon PHEV - 6.2 kWh battery.
• E350e PHEV - 15.6 kWh battery.
• EQA – 63.2 kWh battery.
• EQB – 66.5 kWh battery.
• EQC – 80.8 kWh battery.
• EQE – 90 kWh battery.
• EQS – 108 kWh battery.
• EQV – 85.5 kWh battery.
• eVito – 35 kWh battery.
• GLE 500w PHEV - 8.8 kWh battery.
• S500 Saloon PHEV - 8.7 kWh battery.

As expected, the charging times, required equipment, and cost to charge these different models will vary based upon usage, battery capacity, and efficiency.

No matter what Mercedes model you decide to get, it is crucial that you get compatible, reliable, high-quality cables to charge it with. At Smartly, we offer a range of premium EV cables that are designed for use with Mercedes EVs:

Smartly Type 2 to Type 2 cables

If you are not sure what cables, chargers or accessories are compatible with your Mercedes, check out our vehicle selector tool.

Mercedes Home Chargers

The EV charger you are using for your home setup goes a long way toward how efficient charging your Mercedes electric car will be. Thankfully, we have a range of excellent options to choose from for your home setup, including:
• Wallbox Pulsar Max
• Easee One
• MyEnergi Zappi

You can find our full range of chargers by clicking here.

The determining factor for charging any Mercedes electric vehicle will be the size of the battery in the car and the type of charger you decide to use.

A full charge for the B250e Electric will take:
• 14 hours using a 3-pin emergency plug.
• 9 hours using a 3.6kW charger.
• 5 hours using a 7kW charger.
• 3 hours using a 22kW charger.

The EQA and EQB models can achieve a full charge in: • 31-29 hours using a 3-pin emergency plug.
• 19 hours using a 3.6kW charger.
• 10hours using a 7kW charger.
• 6-7 hours using a 22kW charger.

The EQC, EQE, and EQS models can achieve a full charge in:
• 52-37 hours using a 3-pin emergency plug.
• 33-23 hours using a 3.6kW charger.
• 17-12 hours using a 7kW charger.
• 5-12 hours using a 22kW charger.

The EVQ model can achieve a full charge in: • 39 hours using a 3-pin emergency plug.
• 25 hours using a 3.6kW charger.
• 13 hours using a 7kW charger.
• 8 hours using a 22kW charger.

The eVito model can achieve a full charge in:
• 18 hours using a 3-pin emergency plug.
• 12 hours using a 3.6kW charger.
• 6 hours using a 7kW charger.
• 4 hours using a 22kW charger.

The C350e and E350e models can achieve a full charge in:
• 3 hours using a 3-pin emergency plug.
• 2 hours using a 3.6kW charger.
• 2 hours using a 7kW charger.
• 2 hours using a 22kW charger.

The A250e model can achieve a full charge in:
• 5 hours using a 3-pin emergency plug.
• 3 hours using a 3.6kW charger.
• 2 hours using a 7kW charger.
• 2 hours using a 22kW charger.

The GLE 500w and S500 Saloon PHEV models can achieve a full charge in:
• 4 hours using a 3-pin emergency plug.
• 3 hours using a 3.6kW charger.
• 3 hours using a 7kW charger.
• 3 hours using a 22kW charger.

How much your Mercedes will cost to charge at home will depend on your car model and charger setup, but on average, it costs between 7.84p – 13.51p electric cost/mile for EVs. For PHEVs, you’re looking at around 8.09p - 18.74p, model dependent.

Yes, all Mercedes cars can be charged with a type-2 connector charging cable at home. It is recommended that a 7.4kW charger is used for home ports.

No. While most Mercedes EVs can use rapid charging, the Mercedes-Benz eVito cannot use a rapid charger. Currently, it is the only Mercedes EV that cannot use a rapid charging system.

Why Choose Smartly?

At Smartly, we believe in educating our customers about EVs and PHEVs as much as we love supplying premium charging equipment and accessories. Our core values are centred around giving our customers the best service possible.

In addition, all our products are manufactured by UK companies or reputable European manufacturers – we only stock the best!

And did we mention we are a carbon-neutral business? Not only do we plant a minimum of 30 trees a month, but we also work with One Tree Planted, where we plant 30 trees per month and an additional tree for every order received.