If you’re thinking about acquiring an EV or PHEV, you may have heard of Level 2 charging1. To describe it more, let us elaborate on this and also different charging options. Eastgate CJDR has more to explain, so keep reading this summary!
Level 2 Charging
To describe what Level 2 charging1 is, we’ll explain that it’s a way to power up your car’s EV from home or in public. While Level 1 charging might be ideal for those commuters who don’t travel everyday, Level 21 can be suitable for those who plan to make constant trips through town. When using this method to power your Ram 1500 REV or Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe, you’ll notice that it’s faster than Level 1 charging. That’s because you would use a faster charging cord to connect to your vehicle, which can take about two hours to power a PHEV’s battery to 80 percent. With a full EV, you can expect it to take roughly four to 10 hours to charge up to this amount. While Level 2 charging1 reduces how much time your EV powers up than using a Level 1 method, DC Fast Charging is still a speedier way to juice up the battery.
Charging Your Car at Home
We briefly explained that you can have Level 2 charging1 at home, but let’s dive into this even more. With your Chrysler, Dodge, FIAT, Jeep, or Ram vehicle, you can obtain a Mopar® Free2move2 Charge 220V Level 21 unit for your home. We advise that you have someone install this unit for you so that you can successfully power up your car for work or other destinations in Greenfield. Also, because there are different complicated parts inside this unit, an expert would need to ensure it’s properly set up. Arrive at Eastgate CJDR and ask the team on how to find an expert to set up your unit.
Public Charging
Maybe you drive on I-70 or elsewhere in Indiana constantly. For when you’re away from home, Level 2 charging1 can help sustain your Chrysler Pacifica Plug-in Hybrid or Dodge Charger Daytona EV. You can also find different Level 2 charging stations1, which are common in places, such as shopping areas. With our online Mopar® tool, it’s possible to see where there are different stations in or near town. Or, visit the U.S. Department of Energy to access their charging station locator tool and find details, including hours and areas to power up your vehicle. That way, if your vehicle is low on power when you leave Hawk’s Trail of Greenfield, any of these stations can help cover your car’s battery life. To ask EV-related inquiries, Eastgate CJDR has help for you!
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