Here the different CUPRA Chargers

WHAT IS A CUPRA CHARGER?

A CUPRA Charger is a compact solution for powering up your CUPRA at home and provides a range of benefits.

Faster

The CUPRA Charger is up to 8 times faster. Power up fully in just 3h 40 minutes.*

More efficient

Charge from your phone with the CUPRA Easy Charging App: manage power remotely & whenever you like.

Safer

Prevent electrical overload with tested charging that adheres to strict safety regulations.

HOW TO CHARGE

With the CUPRA Charger, powering up at home couldn’t be simpler. Just follow these steps.

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Step 1

Open the flap on your car.

Step 2

Plug the charging cable into the domestic socket (or pick up the cable from your CUPRA Charger).

Step 3

Connect the charging plug to your car (both the CUPRA Charger Connect and Pro will require authentication at this stage).

Step 4

Green light indicates that charging is underway.

EASY PUBLIC CHARGING

Access up to 140.000 charging points via the Easy Charging App. One card, and the ability to charge your CUPRA in just 3h**

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The integrated solution

A seamless experience. Both the App and your card are compatible with CUPRA Charger Connect.

Find charging points

Search your local area through the App to display the nearest charging points on your map.

Suitable options

Search charging points by availability, charging performance and socket type, etc.

Streamlined payment

Make all your payments easily with one card and receive a single, integrated monthly invoice.

*Charging times vary in relation to the following factors: external and battery temperature, maximum voltage of your charger system and its current condition, as well as battery condition and the use of other electrical equipment in the car during charge.

**In reference to the CUPRA Leon PHEV. Charging times vary in relation to the following factors: external and battery temperature, maximum voltage of your charger system and its current condition, as well as battery condition and the use of other electrical equipment in the car during charge.