Elevate your electric vehicle experience with Volta EV’s premium EV charging cables.
We are at the forefront of the electric car charger industry to provide drivers with the best EV charging cables across the UK. Our extensive range caters to diverse needs, from daily home charging to rapid public charging.
Discover a range of high-quality EV charging cables to suit your electric vehicle, from Type 2 to Type 1.
Experience hassle-free charging with our durable and efficient cables. Shop now and power up your electric future.
Best EV Charging Cables: Power Your Electric Journey
Looking for the best EV charging cable to complement your electric vehicle?
Volta EV offers premium EV charging cables designed to deliver optimal performance, safety, and durability consistently. Engineered to withstand harsh weather conditions and frequent use, their unmatched durability protects your EV investment.
Choose from EV car charging cables with built-in safety mechanisms to protect your vehicle and charging equipment. Enjoy easy-to-use connectors for hassle-free charging.
Types of Electric Car Charger Cables
EV Charging Cables Type 2
Suitable for both home and public charging stations, Type 2 EV charging cables are a reliable option for safe and efficient charging.
Take a look at Volta EV’s range, available in various lengths and power ratings, and choose the best charger for you.
Frequently Asked Question
Type 1 cables, originally from Japan and Asia and designed for Asian brands of cars have 5 pins and no locking mechanism. Type 2 cables on the other hand were created for European brands of cars and have 7 pins with a built-in locking mechanism.
The time it takes to charge an EV with a Type 2 cable depends on various factors, including the battery capacity, charging power, and the current state of charge. Generally, charging a typical EV with a 7kW Type 2 charger can take several hours. However, higher power outputs, such as 22kW, can significantly reduce charging times.
No, you cannot use a Type 1 cable with a Type 2 charger. Type 1 and type 2 cables have a different number of pins which restricts which cars they are suitable for. Full research is always recommended before purchasing a charging cable to ensure it is compatible with your car manufacturer and model.
Your EV’s compatible charging cables will determine which one you should choose. If it is compatible with multiple types, you can weigh the pros and cons of EV charging cables type 2 and type 1. You should also consider the cable length that will be best suited to the distance between your EV and the charging point, as well as the connector type (most EVs in Europe use Type 2 connectors).