HOW TO CHARGE A RENAULT E-TECH ELECTRIC VEHICLE
Your electric vehicle charges on the mains using the various cables available. If you have a 7.4 kW AC single-phase or 11 kW AC three-phase domestic socket, you will have access to improved charging. If you have a reinforced socket, charging will be possible but slower.
Whatever the nature of your journeys, your electric vehicle is compatible with many public charging points. 630,000 terminals are available in Europe*, 143,000 in France**. These charging points are listed via the Mobilize charge pass and on the My Renault app.
*ACEA data at end of 2023
**source AVERE from 31 July 2024
home charging
do you live in a house?
Mobilize power solutions assists you with the installation of your home charging solution. Order your charging solution in the dealership when you buy your new Renault E‑Tech electric.
do you live in an apartment block?
Discover the installation solutions for apartment blocks from our partner ZEBorne. They’ll take care of everything! They submit your application to the owners’ association. They install your charging point. They send you the details of your electricity consumption.
charging at a 7 kW or 11 kW AC charging point
Ideal for use during a medium-length stop, recover 100 km in approximately 2.5 hours at a 7.4 kW charging point.
It is specifically designed for this use for faster charging.
It is specifically designed for this use for faster charging.
charging with a reinforced or standard socket
- recover up to 100 km of WLTP driving range in 7 hours on a standard socket;
- recover up to 220 km of WLTP driving range in 10 hours on a reinforced socket;
- If you do not have dedicated equipment available, the reinforced socket is designed to safely deliver power up to 3.7 kW (16 A);
- the final option is a standard socket, which should only be used occasionally as it is the slowest option with power of 2.3 kW (10 A), so you can charge faster in complete safety.
public or home charging point cable
You can only charge your electric vehicle with this specific charging cable at a dedicated 7 kW to 22 kW charging point. For example with a Wallbox, with the Mobilize power solutions offer or on public charging points.Ideal for use during a medium-length stop (1 to 3 hours) with permanent monitoring of the charge by the charging point.
domestic socket charging cable
This cable is for occasional use to charge your vehicle on a conventional domestic socket if no other faster charging mode is available, or on a 16 A reinforced socket in your home for moderate charging needs.It ensures charging safety and control through its built-in communication unit.
Charging an electric vehicle is more cost-effective than filling up a combustion-powered car.
For example, with Renault Megane E-Tech electric, the average cost per 100 km is estimated at around €4 when charged at home.
At home, take advantage of off-peak rates to reduce your charging costs. Download the Mobilize smart charge app to benefit from smart charging at home.
For example, with Renault Megane E-Tech electric, the average cost per 100 km is estimated at around €4 when charged at home.
At home, take advantage of off-peak rates to reduce your charging costs. Download the Mobilize smart charge app to benefit from smart charging at home.
charging on the road
charge your electric vehicle on the road
Many shopping centres or public car parks offer specific parking spaces with charging points so that you can charge your electric vehicle. Other than the parking costs, this service is often free.
charge at our dealerships
With more than 400 Renault dealerships in France equipped with charging points, you can fast charge your battery up to 80% in 1.5 hours.
fast charging on the motorway
Many charging points are available on the French motorway network. Almost 730 charging points are provided by our partner Ionity and offer fast charging to optimise your charging time on long journeys.
public charging point cable up to 22 kW
The charging cable supplied as standard with your vehicle is universal: it allows you to charge your vehicle on public and private charging points up to 22 kW.
Public charging points are everywhere and continue to expand: shopping centres, town centres, offices, car parks, and more.
Public charging points are everywhere and continue to expand: shopping centres, town centres, offices, car parks, and more.
DC ultra-fast charging point and cable up to 50 kW
The cables are built into the charging point. All you have to do is confirm to launch charging and plug in your vehicle to recover the driving range very quickly. In this specific case, the connection end fitting is different from other cables. They are all compatible with and supported by your electric car. With Megane E-Tech electric, recover 300 km WLTP in 30 mins or 200 km of real-world range on the motorway *.
* Outside temperatures affect the maximum power accepted by the battery and therefore the charging time.
Mobilize charge pass
Mobilize charge pass lets you find the nearest available public charging point immediately within Europe’s largest charging network.
My Renault app
Plan your trips according to the charges needed and control your electric vehicle remotely by scheduling its battery charging.
When on the road, it is recommended to charge your electric car at a public charging point. Charging costs vary depending on the operator and you may be billed in different ways: per kWh consumed, time spent or both at the same time.
Charging costs are estimated to be on average €0.50 per kWh.
Use the Mobilize charge pass and make charging and payment on the network of European and French public charging points easy.
Charging costs are estimated to be on average €0.50 per kWh.
Use the Mobilize charge pass and make charging and payment on the network of European and French public charging points easy.
good charging practices for a long lasting battery
Charging tips
Charging is an important part of your 100% electric daily life.Here are some tips to make it more practical, cost-effective and greener.
