Scoda Enyaq Charging Guide

Scoda Enyaq EV charging infront of a modern house

The Enyaq Sportline and Coupe both have a 77kWh battery pushing 534km WLTP range. We will cover off some charging times and what sort of cable to use for public charging below for both vehicles as they have the same charging and battery specifications.

To fully charge the vehicle overnight we recommend investing in a Smart EV wall charger. The Enyaq has an onboard 11kW ac charger and supports up to 135KW DC charging. At the bottom of the page we have recommend chargers for the and charge times.

Skoda Enyaq New Zealand Page
https://www.skoda.co.nz/models/enyaq-coupe/sportline
Owners Manual Download
World wide Skoda Enyaq owners page
https://www.facebook.com/groups/enyaq

Battery Size	77 Kwh
Range	531 km WLTP
Maximum A.C charge speed	11 kW
Maximum D.C charge speed	135 kW
Engine HP	201 HP
Charge Port	Type 2 + CCS
Charge port location	Rear drivers side

Scoda Enyaq charge times

Estimate charge timing comparison from 10% to 100%. Generally you do not arrive home with 0% charge remaining.
The last 5% slows down as the cells are balanced so the time below is an estimate.

Charger type	Battery & Model	Approximate Charge time 10% to 100%
8A Type 2 wall charger	77 Kwh	42 hours
16A Charger	77 Kwh	21 Hours
32a Wall charger with Socket	77 Kwh	10.5 Hours
32a Wall charger with 5m cable	77 Kwh	10.5 Hours
Autel Wall charger	77 Kwh	10.5 Hours
Tron 22kW wall charger	77 Kwh	7 Hours

Also see our Charge time calculator and Charge Cost calculator

Public charging with the Skoda Enyaq

There two types of public chargers; DC CCS fast charger and AC 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 following apps Chargenet Meridian App, Shell App and BP app for more head to our full public charging guide.

The Enyaq supports up to 135kW DC charging, this will charge the car from 0% to 80% in around 28min. Charging after 80% does slow down, so for you are better to split the charging up for longer trips. Espacially as most NZ charger operators charge by the kWh and minute.

Type 2 Public AC 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 11kW 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.

2 enyac public charging near a lake using a type 2 cable

Recommended chargers for the Enyaq

If you have 3 phase at home you can get the Tron 22kW charger, this will only provide slightly increased speed over the standard 7kW charger allowing you to charge at 11kW reducing your time to charge from 10% to 100% by 4 hours.

Most homes only have single phase so our 7kW home charger suits most peoples needs. If you want to make the most of night rates and scheduled charging then our smart chargers can do this. Our chargers also have Solar Diversion to charge your EV5 with Solar.

You can choose from the version with a socket on the front and buy a separate cable that can be used for public charging. Or get the version with the cable attached.