Charging Renault Electric Cars
Charging Renault Electric Cars
Charging Renault EVs
Renault’s electric vehicles are popular in the UK for their dedication to zero-emission travel and low running costs. Read on to find out more about getting the most out of your Renault electric vehicle.
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Renault EV Models
Renault released their first electric vehicle, the Renault Zoe, in 2018. There are now three models of the Renault Zoe electric car commercially available. It is important to identify the model of your electric Renault car to achieve maximum charging potential:
● The Renault Zoe Q90 ZE40 (2018)
● The Renault Zoe R110 ZE40 (2018)
● The Renault Zoe R110 ZE50 (2020)
There is also one PHEV model currently available, the Renault Captur e-tech plug in hybrid (2020).
EV Cables For Your Electric Renault
When charging your Renault electric car, you will require high-quality cables to charge its electric engine to its full potential. At Smartly, we offer a wide range of cables suitable for use with Renault cars.
All Renault EVs and PHEVs are compatible with Type 2 cables for home charging. Take a look at some of the cables we have to offer:
● Smartly Type 2 to Type 2 cables
Renault EV Chargers
We have a broad range of electric chargers
to choose from, and we aim to have a charger that will suit everyone’s needs for their home charging setup. We also offer fault detection kits to ensure your home charging setup is safe and secure.
Take a look at some of our recommended charging ports for your electric Renault car:
● Easee One 7.4kW Single Phase Charger
● MyEnergi Zappi New Wifi Edition Single Phase Charger
Why Choose Smartly?
At Smartly, we believe in making access to electric vehicles and accessories simple and easy to understand. We want to expel the jargon and help you understand what your electric vehicle needs to work to its full potential.
All of our cables are made in the UK, and all of our other products are sourced from reputable, high-end manufacturers within Europe – we believe in quality over quantity and stock a range of high-quality products that are made to last.
We’re also a carbon-neutral company that works with One Tree Planted to offset our carbon emissions. Sustainability is at the core of our business. We plant 30 trees per month and an additional tree for every order received.
When using a dedicated home charging port or a public service EV charger, the Renault Zoe Q90 ZE40 (2018) can achieve:
● A full charge in 11 hours using a 3.6kW charger
● A full charge in 6 hours using a 7kW charger
● 80% charge in 40 minutes using a rapid 50kW charger
● 80% charge in 40 minutes using a rapid 150 kW charger
● A full charge in 11 hours using a 3.6kW charger
● A full charge in 6 hours using a 7kW charger
● 80% charge in 40 minutes using a rapid 50kW charger
● 80% charge in 40 minutes using a rapid 150 kW charger
When using a dedicated home charging port, the Renault Zoe R110 ZE40 (2018) can achieve:
● A full charge in 11 hours using a 3.6kW charger
● A full charge in 6 hours using a 7kW charger
The Zoe R110 ZE40 (2018) is not capable of rapid charging.
With a dedicated home charging port or public service EV charging stations, The Renault Zoe R110 ZE50 (2020) can achieve:
● A full charge in 14 hours using a 3.6kW charger
● A full charge in 8 hours using a 7kW charger
● 80% charge in 50 minutes using a rapid 50kW charger
● 80% charge in 50 minutes using a rapid 150 kW charger
● A full charge in 14 hours using a 3.6kW charger
● A full charge in 8 hours using a 7kW charger
● 80% charge in 50 minutes using a rapid 50kW charger
● 80% charge in 50 minutes using a rapid 150 kW charger
Hybrid cars have smaller electric batteries, reducing their charging time. With a dedicated home charging port the Renault Captur e-tech can achieve:
● A full charge in 5 hours using a 3-pin plug charger
● A full charge in 3 hours using a 3.6kW charger
● A full charge in 3 hours using a 7kW charger
● A full charge in 3 hours using a 22kW public charger
Note that the Renault Captur is not compatible with rapid charging.
For most homes, it will cost around £740 - £900 to install a full charging station.
You can plug your Renault electric vehicle into a regular three-pin socket outlet with the right adapter; however, it will charge slower (average of 20.5 hours for an EV).
Cost is dependent on your energy tariff, but to achieve a full charge for a Renault Zoe Q90 ZE40 (2018) or a Renault Zoe R110 ZE40 at home, it will cost an average of £10.33 for a fully charged engine – equating to only 6.99p per mile.
The Renault Zoe R110 ZE50 (2020) model will cost an average of £13.83 to go from empty to full, equating to 6.64p per mile.
The Renault Captur PHEV, will cost an average of £2.47 to go from empty to full, equating to 9.68p per mile.
