Charging Smart Electric Cars
Charging Smart Electric Cars
Charging Smart EVs
Smart EVs are great for getting around cities and urban environments, but to get the most out of them, they need to be charged using the appropriate equipment. Not only that, but their charging needs to be moderated to get the most out of their batteries.
For this reason, the charging station, charger, and charging cable you use is of paramount importance.
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Charging A Smart EV
There are two commercially available models of Smart EV on the market:● The Smart Fortwo
● The Smart Forfour
The battery capacity of both models will impact how much and how often they will require charging. For both commercially available models, the battery capacity is 17.6 kWh.
EV Cables for Smart Cars
What is imperative when charging your Smart EV is having high-quality cables manufactured from premium materials. At Smartly, we supply cables that are manufactured right here in the UK. This means that we can ensure their quality and have more control over the manufacturing process.
Here are the cables that we can offer:
● Smartly Type 2 to Type 2 cables
EV Chargers for Smart Cars
But we don’t just stock high-quality cables for EVs. At Smartly, we also provide a range of different chargers for EVs, including:We offer a range of charger solutions for home installation, including:
● Easee One 7.4kW Single Phase Charger
● Myenergi Zappi Single or Three-Phase Charger
● Wallbox Pulsar Max Single or Three-Phase Charger
If these aren’t quite what you’re looking for, we have an abundance of different chargers to suit your needs. We supply a range of brands, including EVBox, Wallbox, EO, MyEnergi and Easee.
Why Choose Us?
At Smartly, not only do we provide excellent products, but we also strive to educate our customers as part of the brilliant customer service that we provide.
All our products are sourced locally in the UK or in Europe to ensure their quality is nothing but the highest standard it can be.
We are also a carbon-neutral company that has partnered with One Tree Planted and plants a minimum of 30 trees a month, plus an additional tree for every order received. This is to offset our own carbon emissions.
For most homes in cities or towns, it’ll cost around £740 - £900. But installing a home charger will, in time, pay for itself by providing you with a cheaper charging option.
As both Smart car models have the same battery capacity, no matter the model you get, it’ll cost around 6.29p per mile.
As both Smart models have the same battery capacity, both models will accomplish:
● A full charge in 8 hours using a 3-pin plug
● A full charge in 5 hours using a 3.6kW charger
● A full charge in 3 hours using a 7kW charger
● A full charge in 1 hour using a 22kW charger
The Smart models of electric cars cannot use rapid chargers. That means 50kW and 150kW chargers cannot be used to charge Smart cars.
● A full charge in 8 hours using a 3-pin plug
● A full charge in 5 hours using a 3.6kW charger
● A full charge in 3 hours using a 7kW charger
● A full charge in 1 hour using a 22kW charger
The Smart models of electric cars cannot use rapid chargers. That means 50kW and 150kW chargers cannot be used to charge Smart cars.
The battery capacity of Smart cars is 17.6kWh. However, only 16.7kWh are usable. For every 100km the Smart car travels, it’ll use (on average) 13.1kWh.
That gives Smart cars an overall range of 127.48km or 79.2 miles.
That gives Smart cars an overall range of 127.48km or 79.2 miles.
On average, assuming regular use, a Smart car battery is expected to function efficiently for six years.
