Charging options for Ford Electric Vehicles (EV)
Charging Solutions and Plug-Types
At Home Charging
The following at home charging options are available:
- Home charging, also referred to as Level 1 charging, uses an existing power point (10-15 amp, single phase), used in combination with a Mode 2 cable.
- A dedicated AC EV charger, can be installed as a ‘charging box’. It can easily top up average daily vehicle use or deliver a full recharge overnight.
Public Charging
The following details are important regarding public charging.
- Public Charge Stations are third-party vendors.
- Ford is not affiliated with third-party Charge Stations.
- Station design, availability and plug-in type may vary.
- Some stations require the use of a personal cord instead of a built-in option.
- Most will require you to sign up and subscribe to your network of services before allowing you to use the Charge Station.
Common Plug-Types
There are different plug-types (dependent on the BEV/ PHEV vehicle model), which are:
- Type-2 (Mennekes)
- Australian standard plug type
- Charges at rates of 22-50 kiloWatts (kW)
- DC-CCS - Type 2 (Combined Charging System)
- Combination of the Type 2 (Mennekes) with high-speed charging pins
- Also known as a CCS - Type 2
- Charges at rates of 50-350kW
Additional Information
How do I find a charging station for my Ford Electric Vehicle?
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