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    Types of charging Charging your Hyundai pure-electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle is simpler than you think. Whether at home, at work or on the go, there’s a charging solution to fit your lifestyle. Here’s what you need to know.

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      Public AC charging Available in workplaces, car parks and shopping centres, this provides quicker top-ups than a standard wall socket for daily errands.
      Standard wall socket Use a regular three-pin socket at home for overnight charging. Convenient and simple, it’s ideal if you drive short distances daily.
      Dedicated home charge point A home-installed AC charger provides faster, safer overnight charging. Pair it with a tethered cable for plug-and-play simplicity at home or work.
      Public DC fast charging High-power rapid chargers on motorways and public stations deliver a 10% to 80% charge in 20 to 40 minutes – perfect for long journeys.
      Tethered cables Some charge points include permanently attached cables for easy, ready-to-go charging wherever you have a compatible socket.
      Charging in a nutshell Charging your Hyundai EV is fast, flexible and fuss-free. At home, a wall box delivers 7-22 kW for quick top-ups. Public rapid chargers (up to 350 kW) can boost your battery to 80% in as little as 18 minutes. With thousands of UK charge points, you’re never far from the power you need.
      Battery information Hyundai electric vehicles come with advanced lithium-ion batteries, designed for longevity and high performance. An eight-year/100,000-mile battery warranty gives you peace of mind, while smart thermal management keeps efficiency high in all conditions, allowing you to charge less and drive more.
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      How long does it take to charge a Hyundai electric vehicle?

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      Charging times vary by model and charger type. For instance, the IONIQ5 achieves a 10% to 80% 175/220 kW charge in as little as 18 minutes. With a 7.4 kW home wallbox, it takes no more than 12 hours.​

      What is the range of a Hyundai electric vehicle (EV)?

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      Hyundai EVs offer real-world ranges from 200 to 300-plus miles on a full charge. The Ioniq 6 leads the way with as much as 338 miles, while the Kona Electric delivers up to 319 miles.​

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      Are Hyundai electric cars expensive to run?

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      No. Electric Hyundais cost pennies per mile compared to petrol or diesel. With lower servicing costs, tax exemptions and cheaper ‘fuel,’ they save you money in the long run.​


      Can I charge my Hyundai Electric vehicle (EV) at any public charger?

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      Yes, Hyundai EVs are compatible with all UK public chargers, including rapid networks like BP Pulse, Instavolt and Ionity. Just plug in and go using the Hyundai Bluelink app for easy payments.​

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      What warranty comes with a Hyundai electric car?

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      Every new Hyundai EV includes an eight-year/100,000-mile battery warranty and a five-year unlimited mileage vehicle warranty. ​

      Is there government support for buying an electric Hyundai?

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      Yes. New fully electric Hyundai models qualify for the UK Government’s Electric Car Grant, which can reduce the purchase price by up to £3,750.