Will my car charge faster if I buy a 22 kW charger?

No. Charging speed is set by your car's onboard AC charger, not by the unit. A car with an 11 kW onboard charger draws 11 kW even on a 22 kW unit. Matching the unit to your car's ceiling and to your installation is enough.

Which charger suits a Togg?

Togg T10X and T10F use a Type 2 socket for AC charging and have an 11 kW onboard charger (22 kW is optional on the T10X). In a home with a three-phase installation an 11 kW or 22 kW wall unit is suitable; in a single-phase home the practical limit is 7.4 kW. For mobile use, portable chargers with stepped amperage are a good choice.

There is no three-phase supply at my home — what should I do?

On a single-phase installation you can charge up to 7.4 kW (32A), which is more than enough overnight for most drivers. Adding three phase is a separate process with your electricity distribution company and carries extra cost. Send us your installation details and we will tell you which option makes sense.

How do I find my car's onboard AC charging power?

It is listed in the owner's manual and on the manufacturer's technical specification page under "onboard charger". The figure can differ between trim levels of the same model; on some models 11 kW is standard and 22 kW optional.

How long should the charging cable be?

5 metres is enough for most home and workplace use. If the car's charging port sits far from the parking spot, or you will use the cable in different places, 7 to 10 metres is preferable. Cable length does not affect charging speed.

Vehicle compatibility

Which charger and cable fits your car?

Almost every electric car sold in Europe uses a Type 2 socket for AC charging — Togg, Hyundai, Tesla, BYD, MG and Renault included. So when you pick a product the deciding factor is not the socket type but your car's onboard charging power and your home's electrical installation. The table below shows both together.

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Your car sets the charging speed, not the charger. A car with an 11 kW onboard charger draws 11 kW even when it is plugged into a 22 kW unit. That is why buying the most powerful device is usually an unnecessary cost — the right choice is where your car's limit meets your installation's capacity.

AC charging power by car model

Vehicle	AC socket	Onboard AC power	Suggested Bemis product
Togg T10XAn optional 22 kW onboard charger is offered; check your vehicle documents or equipment list to see which one you have.	Type 2	11 kW	Charger 2 / Charger Plus 2 · 32A · Type 2 charging cable
Togg T10F	Type 2	11 kW	Charger 2 / Charger Plus 2 · 32A · Type 2 charging cable
Hyundai IONIQ 5	Type 2	11 kW	Charger 2 / Charger Plus 2 · 32A · Type 2 charging cable
Tesla Model Y	Type 2	11 kW	Charger 2 / Charger Plus 2 · 32A · Type 2 charging cable
BYD ATTO 3	Type 2	11 kW	Charger 2 / Charger Plus 2 · 32A · Type 2 charging cable
MG4Varies by trim: 6.6 kW on most versions, 11 kW on some 2026 versions. Check the onboard charger before buying a three-phase unit.	Type 2	6,6 kW	Charger 2 (32A single phase) or the portable Mono Mobile
Renault Megane E-TechVaries by model year: 22 kW on 2022–2025 versions, 11 kW after 2025.	Type 2	22 kW / 11 kW	Charger 2 / Charger Plus 2 · 32A · Type 2 charging cable

Values are taken from the model pages on EV Database (August 2026). Onboard charging power can differ between trim levels and model years; check your owner's manual for the exact figure. If your car is not on the list, write to us and we will work it out together.

What to buy for your installation

Single-phase installation

Most homes are single phase. The practical ceiling on such an installation is 7.4 kW (32A). Even if your car's onboard charger is 11 kW, you cannot exceed 7.4 kW in a single-phase home.

Charger 2 · 32A single phase — or the portable Mono Mobile

Three-phase installation

On a three-phase installation you reach whatever your car's onboard charger allows: 11 kW on an 11 kW car, 22 kW on a 22 kW car. Matching the unit to the car's ceiling is enough; a more powerful unit adds no speed.

Charger 2 / Charger Plus 2 · 32A three phase (up to 22 kW)

I don't want a fixed installation

If you rent or your parking spot changes, a portable charger suits you. It works from a socket and needs no wall mounting, and the stepped amperage setting lets you lower the current to match your installation.

Mini Mobile · Mono Mobile · Pro Mobile 2

Frequently asked questions

Almost all electric cars sold in Europe use a Type 2 (IEC 62196) socket for AC charging, including Togg, Hyundai, Tesla, BYD, MG and Renault models. So the socket type is not what decides the cable — current rating and length are: on a single-phase supply a 32A cable carries up to 7.4 kW, and on a three-phase installation the same cable carries up to 22 kW.

Let's find the right model for your car

Bemis E-V Charge manufactures its chargers and Type 2 cables in its own facility in Bursa and exports to more than 80 countries. Tell us your vehicle and your installation and we will point you to the right model and the right contact.

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