When driving an electric vehicle, like the Hyundai KONA Electric, you must charge your vehicle rather than fuel it at a gas station. When your Hyundai KONA Electric is ready, you can travel on pure electric power to Littleton, Parker, and Castle Rock, Colorado.
A common question the EV experts at McDonald Hyundai often get is, ‘How long does it take to charge the Hyundai KONA Electric?’ Our team has compiled this page to answer that question and dig into EV charging stations.
The Hyundai KONA Electric has different charging times depending on the charger used. We’ve broken down the charging times for a full charge in the chart below:
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Level 1 Charging Station |
Level 2 Charging Station |
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2.5 days |
9.5 hours |
The fastest method to charge the Hyundai KONA Electric is with the Level Three Charging Station, also known as a DC Fast Charging Station. These stations can charge the KONA Electric to 80% in only 54 minutes!
There are three types of electric charging stations that you can use to charge your Hyundai KONA Electric:
Level 1 Charging Stations are the simplest home charging option. You just plug into a 120V outlet and start charging. This is also the slowest charging method.
Level 2 Charging Stations can be found in the home and at public charging stations. These can be installed in a garage or parking space for your Hyundai KONA Electric. It uses 240V AC outlets to charge your vehicle.
Level 3 Charging Stations, also known as DC Fast Charging Stations, are only available at public charging stations. These are the fastest ways to charge your EV and use over 480 volts.
Below, we’ll address some common EV questions that many drivers have.
Many EV charging stations have become part of public infrastructure. You can find them via search engines and specific apps dedicated to finding charging stations.
Some charging station companies have their own app. It will allow you to locate that charging station brand. They may also include additional information, like the types of connectors and the type of stations available.
Outdoor temperatures can affect an EV’s range. When it’s cold out, your EV may reduce in range by about 20%. In warmer weather, it may take your EV slightly longer to charge.
No! You can stop a charging session before your EV is completely charged.
There’s a lot more to learn and love about the Hyundai KONA Electric. Drivers around Littleton, Parker, and Castle Rock, CO, can test drive the Hyundai KONA Electric and learn more about it at McDonald Hyundai.
Our team will take you through EV ownership and driving basics, so you know what to expect when you get behind the wheel. Schedule a test drive today.
