New Range Rover Evoque Electric Hybrid For Sale

Charging requirements will depend on which type of Range Rover Evoque you have.

The MHEV model doesn't need to be charged, as energy is saved and recycled during every journey, seamlessly benefiting fuel consumption without the driver realising however, the plug-in hybrid model will need charging to ensure its electric motor is at top capacity.

If you haven’t yet driven a plug-in hybrid car, charging the Range Rover Evoque plug-in electric hybrid is easier than you might think. You have two options – charge at home or use a public charging point.

To charge at home, you'll need a home charging charger. If you don’t have one, you can get one installed. The best location is as close to your driveway as possible, with the charger connected to your home or perhaps a garage. Once installed, you can charge your Range Rover Evoque overnight, ready to go again the next day.

Public charging points are available at an increasing number of locations in the UK, mainly at service and fuel stations, car parks and retail parks. Some public charging points have rapid DC charging facilities, which charge faster than the AC charging capability you’ll have at home. Still, the Range Rover Evoque plug-in electric hybrid can charge from 0-100%, using AC charging, in just over two hours.