Peugeot e-208 Charging Cable

Peugeot e-208 Charging Cable

The Peugeot e-208 requires a Type 2 to Type 2 EV charging cable a highly weatherproof charging cable which has TUV and CE certifications is available in two lengths:  5m and 10m. The UK and EU standard sockets gives the user the luxury of charging from households, workstations and public charging units with a Type 2 socket. The connector pins of this extra-thick charging cable have been insulated with a plastic covering. The attached protective rubber caps ensure that the outside elements don’t get in to the EV connectors when the cable is not in use.  You can purchased a Peugeot e-208 Charging Cable with 2 years warranty and free delivery from EV Cable Shop.

Peugeot are making some very attractive cars these days and the popular 208 model is now available for the first time as a pure electric vehicle. The new e-208 is powered by a 100kW motor and features a 50kWh battery, delivering a zero-emission range of up to 211 miles from a full charge, although, as ever, this will depend upon operating conditions. The e-208 charges using the supplied Type 2 charging cable via a 3-pin plug in around twenty hours. The e-208 can be charged more quickly and safely from a dedicated home charging point which takes approximately 8 hours for a full charge and of course a faster 80% charge from a 100kW charging station. Here at EV Cable Shop, recommend upgrading your Peugeot e-208 charging cable for this car to a Type 2 3-Phase 32 Amp for faster charging. See the details below.

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Peugeot e208 Charging Cable FAQs

How much does it cost to charge?

Naturally, this is dependent on where the car is charged and the cost of the electricity. Charges can be variable, as ever. Ideally buyers should install a charge point at home, fitted with a suitable charging cable. The Peugeot e-208 has a 50kW battery so a full charge, on average, should cost around £6.25. That’s just a thrifty 2.8p per mile.

Cars break down. I’ll bet the Peugeot e-208 batteries cost a fortune to replace?

Not so. Battery costs are reducing all the time as the technology matures but with the e-208 there’s a long battery warranty! For the first eight years or 100,000 miles the battery is covered by the manufacturer’s warranty, as long as the vehicle is serviced at the right time. The really good news is that the warranty stays with the vehicle, ideal when it is time to sell.

How is the Peugeot e-208 charged up?

The latest generation Peugeot electric vehicles are equipped with Combined Charging System sockets, which means they can be charged from a standard 16 Amp Type 2 charge point, a domestic plug socket, or a public rapid charger. We recommend upgrading to a Peugeot e-208 32 Amp charging cable to speed the process up.

Will this Peugeot e 208 charging cable work on public EV stations? 

The simple answer to this is YES, this Peugeot e208 charging cable will work both at home and whilst using public charging stations. Just plug the Type 2 connector into your car and the other side of the Peugeot e-208 ev cable into the charging station and it will work perfectly. If you are purchasing an ev cable to use in public, to get the optimum charging speed we recommend choosing the 3 phase option.