Which charging cable to purchase?

[Tino82]

I'm in the UK and looking to install the mobile charger plus to charge my new taycan. My home power supply is single phase, not three phase.
Which of the following options should I choose, regarding cabling?
My electrician advised it would likely be the blue cable option, though he thought the current was a bit low to recharge fully overnight?

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[tomdfw1]

230V is the only viable option in the states. You will pay tens of thousands of dollars to get the 400V installed.

 

[raharris]

I'm in the UK and looking to install the mobile charger plus to charge my new taycan. My home power supply is single phase, not three phase.
Which of the following options should I choose, regarding cabling?
My electrician advised it would likely be the blue cable option, though he thought the current was a bit low to recharge fully overnight?

in theory 3.68kWh (don’t know if you’ll achieve that and whether the charger throttles back lack on the US circuit); so going to take at least 24 hours (depending on starting point and desired % charge)

93.4 / 3.68 will give you the theoretical 0-100 charge.

 

[Jhenson29]

I'm in the UK and looking to install the mobile charger plus to charge my new taycan. My home power supply is single phase, not three phase.
Which of the following options should I choose, regarding cabling?
My electrician advised it would likely be the blue cable option, though he thought the current was a bit low to recharge fully overnight?

Isn’t there a 4th option that’s standard equipment, 230VAC @ 32A?

93.4 / 3.68 will give you the theoretical 0-100 charge.

FYI, usable battery capacity is listed as 71kWh and 83.7kWh for the two batteries.

 

[Tino82]

Isn’t there a 4th option that’s standard equipment, 230VAC @ 32A?



FYI, usable battery capacity is listed as 71kWh and 83.7kWh for the two batteries.

Yes, there is a standard option for 32A, I didn't notice this before! Thankyou.

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