EV Battery Range Calculator

An ultrafast charging station lets you charge your Genesis with direct current (DC). When charging with DC, the charger in the vehicle is bypassed as the battery is designed to take direct current input. This shortens the charging process dramatically and is particularly recommended for long journeys without long breaks. Please note that the charging time shown in the simulation can only be achieved under ideal conditions and with an optimal battery charge.

A fast charging station lets you charge with direct current (DC) just as an ultrafast one does and allows you to charge your Genesis at 50 kW. When charging with DC, the charger in the vehicle is bypassed as the battery is designed to take direct current input. This shortens the charging process dramatically and is particularly recommended for long journeys without long breaks.

The standard charging station usually uses AC, or an alternating current, as the production and installation costs for this type of station are much lower than for a DC charging solution. An AC charging station allows you to charge your Genesis in a surprisingly short time and at a maximum of 11 kW. Switch back and forth between the charging solutions in this calculator to learn about the differences.

The household socket at home with 230 V (10 A) is the slowest charging option and therefore not the optimal solution for regularly charging your electric vehicle. In addition to this, in order to use a household socket for charging your Genesis, the line must be professionally installed and meet the requirements of e-mobility. Genesis recommends to charge fully-electric vehicles with the specially designed charging stations whenever possible.