Fully charged in just 11 hours? Being on the road and able to charge? Everything is possible - with a charging station that perfectly suits you and your Mercedes-Benz EQC.
Find out more about how to charge your Mercedes-Benz EQC: What influences the charging time of your Mercedes-Benz EQC, how to best charge it at home and on the road, why you should not charge at a domestic power socket but at a charging station especially designed for electric cars and how much it costs to install a charging station.
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It only takes around 11 hours to fully charge the Mercedes-Benz EQC with up to 7,4 kW of charging power which equals a range of nearly 450 km. Charging times for the Mercedes-Benz EQC are listed in the technical data below.
Charging is performed using a Type 2-plug. Make sure you select a charging station with integrated charging cable or a compatible mode 3 charging cable.
Your electric car’s charging device (on-board charger), legal requirements and the charging power of your domestic installation all determine how quickly your Mercedes-Benz EQC is recharged at the charging station. Legal restrictions for single-phase charging at home: Germany: up to 4.6 kW of charging power; Austria and Switzerland: up to 3.7 kW of charging power.
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¹ Source: Daimler AG ² Energy consumption based on ECE R101 energy consumption test (combined) ³ Approximate NEFZ distance, in accordance with regulation ECE101 ⁴ Charging times are rounded reference values based on the assumption that the charging is not performed in a linear fashion ⁵ In Germany, charging is only permitted with special permission from the network operator
With the Mercedes-Benz EQC, Daimler's first all-electric car is due to roll onto German roads in mid-2019. The Mercedes-Benz EQC is equipped with a battery capacity of 80 kWh. Depending on your driving style, the season and a maximum speed of up to 180 km/h, you will be able to drive for 450 km (based on the NEDC driving cycle). You can charge the battery via a separately fused 2.3 kW domestic socket using a mode 2 charging cable. For safety reasons, however, you should avoid doing this in the long term, since charging your car from a domestic socket will place the maximum load on the socket for 35 hours. A charging station will not only allow you to charge your Mercedes-Benz EQC safely, but also more than four times as quickly as using a domestic socket.
