PHEV CHARGING
FIND YOUR IDEAL EV CHARGING SOLUTION
HOME CHARGING
Our PHEV can fully charge from either a domestic socket or an IEC connector. It’s ideally suited to charge overnight, fully recharging in as little as 14 hours, enabling emissions-free commuting for 19 miles. Installing and using a wall box can reduce charging times to as little as 2.75 hours.
Our PHEV can fully charge from either a domestic socket or an IEC connector. It’s ideally suited to charge overnight, fully recharging in as little as 14 hours, enabling emissions-free commuting for 19 miles. Installing and using a wall box can reduce charging times to as little as 2.75 hours.
HOME CHARGING CABLE — STANDARD
All Land Rover PHEV vehicles come with a Home Charging Cable (Mode 2 Charging Cable). The cable connects to domestic sockets and supports a charging time of as little as 14 hours. The cable can be used no matter what the weather. Please check with your Land Rover Retailer for charge times in your area.
HOME WALL BOX
Our recommended wall box suppliers and installers will ensure any work is carried out to the highest standards. The robust wall box can be fitted at a suitable location convenient to you. Ask your Land Rover Retailer for more information.
Our recommended wall box suppliers and installers will ensure any work is carried out to the highest standards. The robust wall box can be fitted at a suitable location convenient to you. Ask your Land Rover Retailer for more information.
REGENERATIVE BRAKING
Regenerative braking uses the electric motor to harvest kinetic energy while braking, converting it into electrical energy that is used to recharge the high-voltage battery. This process begins the second you remove your foot from the accelerator, as well as during braking. Regenerative Braking does not replace charging your vehicle but will supplement the charge available during your journey.
REGENERATIVE BRAKING
Regenerative braking uses the electric motor to harvest kinetic energy while braking, converting it into electrical energy that is used to recharge the high-voltage battery. This process begins the second you remove your foot from the accelerator, as well as during braking. Regenerative Braking does not replace charging your vehicle but will supplement the charge available during your journey.