If you're curious about Hyundai electric vehicles but unsure about what it takes to keep such a car charged up and ready to go, have no fear. Charging a vehicle like the Hyundai Kona Electric is straightforward, and there are plenty of options available to you so that you can keep your adventures moving without having to worry about how to get your car the power it needs. Here is a quick overview of how charging a Hyundai EV around Wilmington, MA and Boston works.
Charge at Home or While on the Move
For the most part, charging a Hyundai IONIQ 5 or IONIQ 6 happens at home. You can recharge an EV battery by simply plugging your car into a standard 120V AC outlet, which is known as Level 1 charging. However, Level 1 charging takes a long time, which is why many drivers opt for Level 2 charging. Level 2 charging requires having specialized equipment installed in your home, and it cuts charging time considerably, allowing you to fully recharge your car overnight.
The fastest charging option, known as Level 3 charging, is the one that you can find when you're out and about. This option is found at public charging stations, and it gives your Kona Electric a quick boost so that you can pause during a long trip to recharge and get back on the road without wasting too much time.
Find Charging Stations
There is a wide network of fast-charging public charging stations across the country, including around nearby Lowell and Burlington, MA. So, it's easy to make sure that your EV is ready for whatever adventures you have in store. Please feel free to reach out to us here at our dealership to find out more about charging your Hyundai EV.
