LDV E Deliver 9 Charging Guide

Charging the E Deliver 9

The E Deliver 9 comes with a 8A Type 2 home charger that plugs in to a standard wall socket. This will take around 30 hours to charge from empty to full. When fully charged you can expect a range of around 344km

To achieve faster charging at home we would recommend investing in a Wallbox Smart EV charger similar to the Evnex chargers. The E deliver has an onboard 6.6kW charger for single phase AC and 11kW for 3 phase AC. The D.C charger supports 50kW for fast Charging.

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E Deliver 9 charge times

Estimate charge timing comparison from 20% to 100%. Generally you do not arrive home with 0% charge remaining.
The last 5% slows down as the cells are balanced.

Charger type	Battery	Approximate Charge time 20% to 100%
8A factory charger	51.5kWh	25 Hours
16A Charger	51.5kWh	12.5 Hours
32a Wall charger	51.5kWh	6.5 Hours
Wall charger with WIFI	51.5kWh	6.5 Hours
Tron 22kW wall charger	51.5kWh	4.5 Hours

8A factory charger	88.5kWh	43 Hours
16A Charger	88.5kWh	21.5 Hours
32a Wall charger	88.5kWh	11 Hours
Wall charger with WIFI	88.5kWh	11 Hours
Tron 22kW wall charger	88.5kWh	7 Hours

Public charging with the E Deliver 9

There two types of public chargers.

The CCS charger. This is a DC fast charger, these chargers have the cables attached so there is no need to bring your own.
To use these public stations download the Chargenet App Meridian App and Shell App

A 50kW DC charger will charge the 52.5kWh version of the van from 5% to 80% in around 55min.
The 88.5kWh larger battery version will take around 1.5 hours.

Type 2 Public chargers like the ones you find a super markets, malls, hotels & Motels. You will need to bring your own cable for these. Plug share will show the chargers in your area and you can see what sort of cables are needed.

What sort of cable do I need for Public charging

We recommend a 22kW Type 2 to Type 2 cable to make use of the faster charging speeds.
The majority of free public chargers use the Type 2 Socket, so this cable will allow you to use the chargers. Note Some public charges have a Type 2 hard wired so a cable is not needed 100% of the time.

How much does it cost to charge?
Use our Calculator to work our charging costs based on the price of your power.

Chargers

If you have 3 phase at home we would recommend the Tron 3 phase charger to make use of the 11kW charging speed.
If you have single phase at home then our 7kW home charger suits mosts peoples needs. If you want to make the most of night rates and scheduled charging then our smart chargers can do this.