Hyundai IONIQ Electric Charger Guide
The complete guide to charging your Hyundai IONIQ Electric, covering range, charging time and charging cost.
Hyundai IONIQ Electric Range
The Hyundai IONIQ Electric has a 28kWh battery which provides up to 174 miles range on a single charge. This figure may be affected by environmental factors (e.g. ambient temperature) as well as your driving style.
Hyundai IONIQ Electric Charge Time
- Charging your Hyundai IONIQ Electric at home with a standard 3 pin plug takes between 9-10 hours.
- Home charging point will charge your IONIQ Electric in only 4-5 hours.
- IONIQ Electric can charge at home with a 3.7kW or a faster 7kW charging point.
- Opt for the faster charging option to make sure your battery is always full before leaving the house.
| Charger Speed | 3.7kW | 7kW |
|---|---|---|
| 7-8 hours | 4-5 hours |
Click here to read more about how long it takes to charge an electric car.
Hyundai IONIQ Electric Charging Cost
Did you know if you drive 20 miles a day, your fuel spend will be less than £120 a year?
Charging your Hyundai IONIQ Electric at home is the most cost-effective way to charge. Charging your battery to full will cost about £3.00.
- Typical overnight electricity rate of 10p per kWh.
- Full charge on the IONIQ will cost about £3.00.
- Running costs equate to only about 2p per mile.
Click here to read more about the cost of charging an electric car.
How to charge a Hyundai IONIQ Electric
You can charge your Hyundai IONIQ Electric at home, work or public destinations you regularly visit. At home you can charge with a standard 3 pin plug or a dedicated home charging point.
- Home charging points are the most convenient and cost-effective way to charge. Your vehicle can be plugged in overnight for a full charge every morning.
- Public charging stations are often free to use and are found in destinations like car parks, retail parks, supermarkets and others.
- Employers are increasingly offering workplace charging stations for their staff as an incentive.
- Rapid charging stations found in motorway service stations charge up your car in minutes but typically cost about £6.50 for 30 minutes of use.
Hyundai IONIQ Electric Charger Cost
A typical home charger for the Hyundai IONIQ Electric costs between £400-£500 fully installed with the OLEV grant.
POD Point is offering Hyundai IONIQ Electric customers a discount on 3kW and 7kW home charging points.
- 3.7kW home charging point typically costs £400 - currently £279 with POD Point.
- 7kW home charging point typically costs £500 - currently £300 with POD Point.
- Prices above include the £500 OLEV grant and assume standard installation.
