Fast and easy public charging.

With Charge myHyundai providing access to over more than 750,000 charge points in Europe including to IONITY’s high power charging network with chargers up to 350 kW charging capacity, public charging has never been easier.

Charging times

DC charging times for our electric vehicles.

Charging times vary depending on the size and state of charge of your battery as well as charging capacity of your battery system and the output capacity of the public charging station, as well as the ambient temperature. Depending on the type of charging station you have access to, Hyundai electric vehicles give you a range of flexible DC fast charging and/or ultra-fast charging possibilities.
  1. Charging times for DC chargers for the Hyundai IONIQ 6 with the 53 kWh battery.

    IONIQ 6 with 53 kWh battery.

    When equipped with the 53 kWh battery, IONIQ 6 takes around 18 minutes to charge from 10 to 80% at a 350 kW fast-charging station (DC). At a 50 kW DC charging station, it takes 58 minutes to charge from 10 to 80%.1

     

  2. Charging times for DC chargers for the Hyundai IONIQ 6 with the 77.4 kWh battery.

    IONIQ 6 with 77.4 kWh battery.

    When equipped with the 77.4  kWh Long Range Battery, IONIQ 6 takes under 18 minutes to charge from 10 to 80% at a 350 kW fast-charging station (DC). Range added from 15 minutes of charging: 351 km. At a 50 kW DC charging station, it takes 73 minutes to charge from 10 to 80%.1

     

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  1. Charging times for DC chargers for the Hyundai IONIQ 5 with the 84 kWh battery.

    IONIQ 5 with 84 kWh battery.

    When equipped with the 84  kWh Long Range Battery, IONIQ 5 takes under 18 minutes to charge from 10 to 80% at a 350 kW fast-charging station (DC). At a 50 kW DC charging station, it takes 76 minutes to charge from 10 to 80%.1

     

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  1. IONIQ 5 N with 84 kWh battery.

    When equipped with the 84 kWh battery, IONIQ 5 N takes around 18 minutes to charge from 10 to 80% at a 350 kW fast-charging station (DC). At a 50 kW DC charging station, it takes 70 minutes to charge from 10 to 80%.1
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  1. Charging times for DC chargers for the Hyundai KONA electric with the 48.4 kWh battery.

    KONA Electric with 48.4 kWh battery.

    When equipped with the 48.4 kWh Standard Range Battery, KONA Electric takes 41 minutes to charge from 10 to 80% at a 100 kW DC charging station. At a 50 kW DC charging station, it takes 60 minutes to charge from 10 to 80%.1

     

  2. Charging times for DC chargers for the Hyundai KONA electric with the 65.4 kWh battery.

    KONA Electric with 65.4 kWh battery.

    When equipped with the 65.4 kWh Long Range Battery, KONA Electric takes 41 minutes to charge from 10 to 80% at a 100 kW DC charging station. At a 60 kW DC charging station, it takes 64 minutes to charge from 10 to 80%.1

     

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Cables & Plugs

Explore the various types of charging cables.

Electric car charging cables aren’t all the same. When pulling up to public charging stations, you will come across different kinds of plugs that provide different kinds of voltages and power outputs. Some stations have several options and your selection depends on what you need at the moment and the charging technology in your car.
  1. The Icon of a type 2 regular AC charging cable plug.

    Type 2 cable.

    Just like wallboxes, most public charging stations work with alternating current (AC) and require the same Type 2 cable. The on-board-charger then converts the alternating current (AC) into direct current (DC). The charging speed (maximum charging capacity per hour) is determined by the power of the charging station, usually between 11 and 43 kW (3-phased) or your car's on-board-charger, usually 7.2 kW (1-phased) or 10.5 kW (3-phased) – whichever has the lower kW.
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  1. The Icon of a CCS or Combo 2 fast charging DC plug.

    CCS type 2 cable.

    Fast-charging stations use direct current (DC) and usually have a permanently connected Combined Charging System cable (CCS or Combo 2). These cables are similar to Type 2 cables but have two additional contacts to allow high-power DC fast-charging. The charging speed is not limited by your car's on-board-charger which is completely bypassed (it doesn't need to convert from AC to DC). CCS cables can transmit up to 350 kW but few charging stations deliver that kind of speed.
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Easy fit. New labels show plug compatibility.

As of March 2021, new EU labels make it easier for EV drivers to identify compatible recharging options. For example, if your EV has a “B” label and the charging station has a “B” label, they are compatible. On the vehicle, the symbol is black. On the charging station, the symbol is white.

Travelling across borders with an EV.

Exploring with a free mind is what Hyundai electric vehicles are all about – so please, take your car across the border. If you are driving a fully-electric vehicle, it’s important to plan your route ahead of time, so you can enjoy a nice cup of coffee at a rest stop that has fast-charging stations. And to make travelling even more convenient, LIVE Services bring you real-time charging station information in other countries, too. Charging stations are available to you all over Europe and their number continues to grow.
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Charge myHyundai.

Charge myHyundai – easy-to-use public charging.

Charge myHyundai is a comprehensive and easy-to-use public charging solution that gives you access to over 750,000 charge points in 30 European countries. Enjoy easy cross-border charging with one single contract through e-roaming. 1 App. 1 Card. 1 Invoice. That means no hassles thanks to a streamlined one-payment solution. And we offer several attractive tariff models to fit your needs.
The Hyundai IONIQ 5 electric vehicle getting charged at a charging station.
The Charge myHyundai app showing you over 450,000 charging options in 30 European countries.

Feeding 100% green electricity into the grid.

For every charge undertaken with Charge myHyundai, the equivalent amount of energy is fed back into the grid as green electricity. With this commitment, Hyundai is among the first car manufacturers to offer environmentally-friendly public charging.
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  1. Cutout of the Hyundai IONIQ 5

    IONIQ 5

    • Main features:
    • Up to 77,4 kWh battery capacity
    • Up to 570 km electric range*
    • 18 min to recharge (10 to 80%)**
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  2. Cutout of the Hyundai IONIQ 6

    IONIQ 6

    • Main features:
    • Up to 77.4 kWh battery capacity
    • Up to 614 km electric range*
    • 18 min to recharge (10 to 80%)**
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  3. Cutout image of the Hyundai IONIQ 5 N.

    IONIQ 5 N

    • Main features:
    • Up to 84 kWh battery capacity
    • Up to 448 km electric range*
    • 18 min to recharge (10 to 80%)**
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  4. Cutout image of the Hyundai Kona Electric.

    KONA Electric

    • Main features:
    • Up to 65.4 kWh battery capacity
    • Up to 514 km electric range*
    • 41 min to recharge (10 to 80%)**
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  5. Cutout of the Hyundai SANTA FE Plug-in Hybrid

    SANTA FE Plug-in Hybrid

    • Main features:
    • 13.8 kWh battery capacity
    • 58 km electric range*
    • 3 h 30 min to recharge (10 to 100%)**
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  6. Cutout of the Hyundai TUCSON Plug-in Hybrid

    TUCSON Plug-in Hybrid

    • Main features:
    • 13.8 kWh battery capacity
    • 65 km electric range*
    • 3 h 30 min to recharge (10 to 100%)**
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    Discover more about our electric vehicles.

    The Hyundai TUCSON Plug-in Hybrid parked next to its home charging box and a family playing.

    Home Charging.

    Charging at home.

    The Hyundai IONIQ 5 EV parked on a city street with a woman walking away from it.

    Costs & Incentives.

    Saving money by going electric.