Make sure to read and fully understand the following warnings and cautions before attempting to charge the vehicle. Failure to observe cautions and warnings may result in vehicle damage, injury, or death in the event of an accident.
The following hexagon labels are EN62196-2 regulatory labels. Each is associated to an electric power supply. The main distinction is based on the supply method, whether it is based on vehicle connectors and inlets, or on plug and socket outlets.
Black hexagon with ‘C’ inside: AC, Type 2, Vehicle connector and vehicle inlet, less than or equal to 480 V RMS.
White hexagon with ‘C’ inside: AC, Type 2, Plug socket outlet, less than or equal to 480 V RMS.
Black hexagon with ‘K’ inside: DC, FF Configuration, Vehicle connector and vehicle inlet, voltage range between 50V to 500V DC.
A charging cable is supplied with the vehicle. The cable should be:
The charging ports are located as shown above.
Press the middle of the flap on the right side to gain access to the charging port. Once open, move the flap aside to gain access to the charging port.
For AC and DC charging:
To connect a charging cable to the vehicle, first, prepare the vehicle, and then connect the charging cable.
To prepare the vehicle:
To connect the charging cable at home:
To connect the charging cable at a public charging facility:
The charging cable is locked into position once connected.
The charging process starts automatically if all conditions have been met. See CHARGING PORT INDICATORS and CHARGING CABLE INDICATORS.
When charging is complete, unplug and store the charging cable. See DISCONNECTING A CHARGING CABLE.
A label adjacent to the charging port provides a quick reference to the behavior of the charging indicator LED in relation to charging status. See INSTRUMENT PANEL OVERVIEW.
A charging status light next to the charging port illuminates to aid in connecting the cable in dark conditions and to show the current charging status. The instrument panel also shows the charging status. Both are illuminated as follows:
A white flashing light indicates that a cable has been detected and the vehicle is attempting to start charging with an initialization process. If the flashing wihte light is shown for longer than 10 seconds, check connections at both ends of the cable and check for any incomplete steps at the charge post. The instrument panel flashes a white cable symbol.
A blue pulsing light indicates that the initialisation process has been completed and timed charging has been set. The vehicle is not currently charging but will charge prior to the set departure time. The instrument panel flashes the clock symbol shown above. See VEHICLE PRECONDITIONING OVERVIEW .
A green pulsing light indicates that the initialisation process has been completed and the vehicle is charging. The instrument panel flashes a green cable symbol.
A continuous green light indicates that the vehicle charging is completed. The instrument panel displays a green cable symbol.
A flashing red light indicates a charging fault with the vehicle. The instrument panel displays a red charging symbol. If the charging fault persists, contact a retailer/authorized repairer.
Charging status can also be viewed via the MY EV touchscreen menu. See APPS SCREEN.
To unlock the charging port when the vehicle is locked:
Refer to the charging cable’s emergency release procedure if the charging port does not release. See CHARGING CABLE EMERGENCY RELEASE.
Make sure all relevant safety warnings and cautions have been read and understood before charging the vehicle. See VEHICLE CHARGING SAFETY.
The home charging cable supplied with the vehicle contains four indicators to inform the user of its status.
Power | Charging | Temperature | Fault | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
Off. | Off. | Off. | Off. | No electrical supply detected. |
On. | Off. | Off. | Off. | Ready for operation. |
On. | Flashing. | Off. | Off. | Charging in progress. |
On. | On. | On. | On. | Self-test procedure in progress. |
On. | Flashing. | On. | Off. | Slow charging due to increased temperature. |
On. | Off. | On. | Off. | Charging inhibited due to temperature out of range. Protect cable and wall plug from excessive temperature and direct sunlight. |
On. | Off. | Flashing. | Off. | Charging procedure interrupted. Check all connections. |
Off. | Off. | Off. | Flashing. | Charging fault. |
Off. | Off. | Off. | On. | The power supply to the vehicle has failed. |
The preferred charging period feature allows the vehicle to use a cheaper rate of electricity, based on the household tariff. When set, the vehicle attempts to charge the vehicle within the time window selected. By setting a departure time, the timed charging feature makes sure that the vehicle is in an optimum state of charge before a journey. The timed charging feature attempts to charge the vehicle within the preferred charging time window. See TIMED CHARGING.
To set a timed charging event, from the touchscreen’s HOME menu and select the APPS menu. See APPS SCREEN.
The first time a timed charging event is set, the PREFERRED CHARGING PERIOD screen displays. Use the up and down arrows to select a charging period that takes advantage of the most environmental and economical charging times.
If required, the preferred charging period can be changed via the settings menu.
To set a timed charging event, from the touchscreen’s HOME menu and select the APPS menu. See APPS SCREEN.
The first time a timed charging event is set, the PREFERRED CHARGING PERIOD screen displays. Use the up and down arrows to select a charging period that takes advantage of the most environmental and economical charging times.
If required, the preferred charging period can be changed via the settings menu.
To disconnect a charging cable:
The charging cable emergency release is located in the loadspace. If the charging cable does not release, carry out the following:
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