Charging your electric car
When it comes to charging an electric car, you’ll find all the information you need to know right here!
First of all: Your electric Opel, comes standard with a Mode 2 charging cable – meaning you’ll be in a position to safely charge straight away at any regular household socket.
For all the information you need on charging, you’ve come to the right page. We’ll give you advice on cables, wall boxes and even tips on managing your wall box charging times. At the end you’ll see: Electric driving is great fun – and charging your car, is as easy as charging your smartphone.
The right cable for you
1 Value refers to the Corsa-e. The charging time depends in particular on the power of the charger on board the vehicle, the charging cable and the type and power of the charging station used.
Please contact your dealer for further information about the NEDC and WLTP measurement methods*.
Corsa-e NEDC: Widget yes, Official energy consumption according to NEDC (combined) xx,x - xx,x kWh/100 km; official CO2 emission according to NEDC 0 g/km; range (combined) xxx km to xxx km (depending on equipped options). Efficiency class according to NEDC X-X.
Corsa-e WLTP: Widget yes, Official energy consumption according to WLTP (combined) xx,x - xx,x kWh/100 km; official CO2 emission according to NEDC 0 g/km; range (combined) xxx km to xxx km (depending on equipped options). Efficiency class according to WLTP X-X.
2 Value refers to the Grandland Hybrid4. The charging time depends in particular on the power of the charger on board the vehicle, the charging cable and the type and power of the charging station used. Please contact your dealer for further information about the NEDC and WLTP measurement methods*.
Grandland X Hybrid NEDC: Widget yes, Official energy consumption according to NEDC (combined) xx,x - xx,x kWh/100 km; official CO2 emission according to NEDC 0 g/km; range (combined) xxx km to xxx km (depending on equipped options). Pure electric range (combined) xxx km to xxx km (depending on equipped options). Efficiency class according to NEDC X-X.
Grandland X Hybrid WLTP: Widget yes, Official energy consumption according to WLTP (combined) xx,x - xx,x kWh/100 km; official CO2 emission according to NEDC 0 g/km; range (combined) xxx km to xxx km (depending on equipped options). Pure electric range (combined) xxx km to xxx km (depending on equipped options). Efficiency class according to WLTP X-X.
3 When connected to a regular household socket the Enhanced Domestic Cable has the same performance as the Mode 2 Cable.
4 The Combined Charging System (CCS) plug is an enhanced version of the type 2 plug, with the addition of two power contacts that provides a faster charging.
Wall box for your home
The most convenient way to charge your electric car at home is a wall box
Wall boxes, offering a faster charge than a standard domestic plug, are easy to use. Thanks to the autostart mode, they can be put into operation straight away. The more advanced smart wall boxes are also very easy to handle, but have more features going beyond pure charging. Together with a smart wall box App charging becomes a more professional experience as it allows you to benefit from services such as reportings, scheduling balance loads, managing different users and remote maintenance.
At Opel, we offer different types of wall boxes and smart wall boxes. Here we will help you pick one that best suits your needs, taking into account what fits best to the onboard charger of your vehicle, the electric phases and the charging speed.