charging at home or at work
Your electric vehicle charges on the mains using the various cables available. If you have a 7.4kW or 11 to 22kW three-phase AC charging station, charging will be faster. Without a terminal, charging will be faster and safer on a reinforced socket than on a standard one.
on-the-road charging
Whatever the nature of your journey, your electric vehicle is compatible with Europe's most extensive charging networks, including Plug Inn fast charge and Ionity. These compatible charging stations are accessible via charge pass and can be located in My Renault.
(1)more information on the charge pass page
home charging
- charging solutions
- equipment
- cables
- services
- costs
do you live in a single-family home?
With Renault, order your charging solution and its installation directly from the dealership at the same time as your new Renault E-Tech electric.
do you live in an apartment?
Renault’s partner will take care of everything: dealing with your property management company, supplying and installing your charging station with secure access in your parking space and billing you for your electricity consumption.
AC home charging station from 7.4 to 22 kW
- recover 100 km of driving range in around 2.5 hours on a 7.4 kW terminal;
- an efficient solution for your daily charging, specifically designed for this purpose;
- home charging is less expensive than charging at public stations. To maximize your savings, you can also add Mobilize power, two-way V2G(1) charging.
charging with a reinforced or standard socket
- recover up to 100 km of WLTP driving range in 7 hours on a standard socket;
- recover up to 220 km of WLTP driving range in 10 hours on a reinforced socket;
- if you do not have dedicated equipment available, the reinforced socket is designed to safely deliver power up to 3.7 kW (16 A);
- as a last option, a standard plug can be used, although it is the slowest option with a power rating of 2.3 kW (10A).
(1) access to the Mobilize Power service with bidirectional V2G charging is subject to eligibility criteria, which you can view here
public or home charging point cable
This charging cable allows you to charge your electric vehicle (depending on version) at a charging point of up to 22 kW. It is compatible with a public or home charging station.
Ideal for use during a medium-length stop (1 to 3 hours) with permanent monitoring of the charge by the charging point.
charging cable for standard or heavy-duty plugs
If there's no charging station at home, this cable can be used to charge your vehicle using a standard socket, or a reinforced 16 A socket for low-speed charging. It ensures charging safety and control through its built-in communication unit.
| your requirement | service | description | link |
|---|---|---|---|
| charge at home | Mobilize power, V2G bidirectional charging (1) | No more home charging fees: -automatic charging when electricity demand is low - recovery of energy fed back into the grid when demand is high, in the form of gains deducted from your electricity bills |
find out more about Mobilize Power |
(1) access to the Mobilize Power service with V2G bidirectional charging is subject to eligibility criteria, which you can view here.
Charging an electric vehicle is more cost-effective than filling up a combustion-powered car. For example, with Renault Megane E-Tech electric, the average cost per 100 km is estimated at around €4 when charged at home.
To further optimise your charging costs, you can combine your home charging solution with the Mobilize power service, two-way V2G(1) charging, for greater savings.
(1) find out more about Mobilize Power
on-the-road charging
- charging solutions
- cables
- services
- costs
charge your electric vehicle on the street
Many shopping centres or public car parks offer specific parking spaces with charging points so that you can charge your electric vehicle.
charge at our dealerships
With more than 400 Renault dealerships in France equipped with charging points, you can fast charge your battery up to 80% in 1.5 hours.
fast charging on roads and motorways
Numerous fast-charging station networks are now available and accessible at preferential rates via charge pass:
- Ionity: one of the largest networks of fast charging stations on Europe's motorways
- Plug Inn fast charge: the new network of ultra-fast charging stations. At some stations, you'll find a lounge where you can relax and wait while you charge.
charging cable for AC public charging station up to 22 kW
The charging cable supplied as standard with your vehicle is universal: it allows you to charge your vehicle on public and private charging points up to 22 kW.
Public charging points are everywhere and continue to expand: shopping centres, town centres, offices, car parks, and more.Recover up to 80 km of range in 30 minutes from a 22 kW AC terminal.
charging cable for DC ultra-fast terminals from 50 kW
The cables are built into the charging point. All you have to do is confirm to launch charging and plug in your vehicle to recover the driving range very quickly. In this specific case, the connection end fitting is different from other cables. They are all compatible with and supported by your electric car. Depending on your vehicle model, you can recover up to 300 km of range in 30 minutes at a 150 kW DC terminal.
| your requirement | service | description | link |
|---|---|---|---|
| charging on the road | charge pass | Access to one of Europe's largest charging networks at attractive rates. A map and an app to find the nearest available terminal instantly and pay easily |
find out more about charge pass |
| Plug Inn fast charge | Plug Inn fast charge ultra-fast charging stations, equipped with ultra-high-power terminals up to 320 kW.(1) | ||
| My Renault | An app to plan your journeys and anticipate the stops you need to make to charge. | find out more about My Renault | |
| Plug Inn | Renault is the first community charging network for electric vehicles of all makes for private individuals, professionals and retailers | find out more about Plug Inn |
(1) Under optimal operating conditions depending on vehicle and WLTP data, battery charge level, battery temperature, available mains power
When on the road, it is recommended to charge your electric car at a public charging point. Charging costs vary depending on the operator and you may be billed in different ways: per kWh consumed, time spent or both at the same time.
Charging costs are estimated to be on average €0.50 per kWh.
Charge pass makes charging and payment on Europe's network of public charging stations easy, and gives you access to the best rates on the market on the Ionity and Plug Inn fast charge networks.
good charging practices for a long lasting battery
charging tips
Charging is an important part of your 100% electric daily life.
Here are some tips to make it more practical, cost-effective and greener.
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