Most Kia electric vehicles don’t come with a charging cable as a standard inclusion. Of course, you can purchase one separately through revcharge and pair it with a regular household socket. However, this charging method is only recommended for use as a last resort. Not only is it a time-consuming exercise, but a lot of energy can also be required to charge an electric vehicle and most household sockets aren’t designed to take on this much power.

For the Kia, the average charge per hour is 44 kms. This is based on a regular home charger at 7kw. The exact range depends on your home electrics, your car’s specifications, your power input (i.e. solar or battery) and the type of charger you choose (e.g. single or three phase).

Investing in a home EV charging system for your Kia significantly reduces its charging time and can allow you access to features such as solar optimisation, remote charging and scheduled charging, depending on the charging station you choose. The systems we offer range from 7kW to 22kW of power, making a home EV charging system much more reliable, less expensive to run and a whole lot safer. 

You have the option to choose a tethered or untethered charging system for your Kia. Depending on your needs, we offer both! For convenience and security, a tethered system comes with a cable attached that easily plugs into your EV. Alternatively, for tidiness and flexibility, untethered systems allow charging cords to detach.