Citroen C-Zero EV Charging Cable

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Citroen C-Zero EV Charging Cable

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    Check this before you order anything: the Citroen C-Zero does not take a Type 2 cable. Almost every EV charging lead sold in the UK is Type 2 to Type 2, and none of them will fit. The C-Zero needs a Type 1 to Type 2 cable, with the Type 1 plug on the car end. Buy the 16A one.

    The reason is the socket itself. Type 1 is a five pin connector in a round housing. Type 2 has seven pins and a flat top edge. They are not adapters of one another and one will not push into the other, which is where a lot of wasted deliveries come from on cars of this age.

    Underneath the badge this is a rebadged Mitsubishi i-MiEV, sold in Britain from 2011 to 2020 alongside its other twin, the Peugeot iOn. Later cars from 2016 changed nothing that matters here. Every one of them holds 14.5 kWh usable, which is tiny by current standards, and every one of them charges through the same small onboard charger. Published figures for that charger vary between roughly 3.3 kW and 3.7 kW depending on which source you read, so we quote both ends rather than pick one.

    Either way, 16A is the ceiling the car can reach. A 16A cable delivers 3.7 kW, so it already covers the highest figure anyone quotes. Our 32A version fits the same socket and is perfectly safe, but it cannot make the car pull more than its own charger allows, so it will not save you a minute. Nor is there a three phase choice to weigh up, since Type 1 is single phase by design and a three phase Type 1 cable has never existed.

    Expect somewhere between four and a half and five hours from empty on a wallbox. The three pin option is worth taking seriously on a car with this little battery. A Type 1 to 3 Pin lead runs at 2.3 kW and gets the pack from flat to full in about seven hours, which means a household socket is a workable everyday arrangement rather than a last resort.

    Both cable styles come in 5m and 10m. Type 1 to Type 2 leads are IP55, the Type 1 to 3 Pin lead is IP67, and everything ships with a 2 year manufacturer's warranty and free next working day UK delivery.

    Citroen C-Zero Charging Times

    Citroen C-Zero, 2011 to 2020, 14.5 kWh usable, roughly 3.3 to 3.7 kW onboard

    Cable Type Max Charge Rate Empty to Full Verdict
    Type 1 to 3 Pin (5m / 10m) 2.3 kW 7h 00m Practical daily charging on this car
    Type 1 to Type 2, 16A (5m / 10m) 3.7 kW 4h 30m to 5h 00m Best choice, covers the car's full rate
    Type 1 to Type 2, 32A (5m / 10m) 7.4 kW cable, 3.7 kW taken 4h 30m to 5h 00m Compatible, but not faster

    Citroen C-Zero Charging Cable FAQs

    Will a Type 2 cable fit a Citroen C-Zero?

    No, and this is the most common mistake made on this car. The C-Zero has a five pin Type 1 inlet, while a standard Type 2 plug has seven pins and simply will not enter it. You need a Type 1 to Type 2 lead, which puts Type 2 into the charge point and Type 1 into the car.

    Which amperage should a C-Zero owner buy?

    16A. The onboard charger sits somewhere around 3.3 kW to 3.7 kW depending on the source, and a 16A cable already carries 3.7 kW, so it covers the highest published figure. The 32A version is compatible and safe, but with 14.5 kWh to fill the car finishes at the same time either way.

    How long does a Citroen C-Zero take to charge?

    Between about 4 hours 30 minutes and 5 hours from empty on a wallbox, the spread coming from the disagreement over whether the onboard charger is 3.3 kW or 3.7 kW. Filling 14.5 kWh through a three pin lead at 2.3 kW takes around 7 hours instead.

    Can I run a C-Zero on a household socket?

    Yes. With only 14.5 kWh to replace, a Type 1 to 3 Pin cable at 2.3 kW completes a full charge in roughly seven hours, so an overnight plug in a garage keeps the car going without a wallbox. Many C-Zero owners use one as their main method rather than a backup.

    Does a C-Zero cable fit the i-MiEV and iOn?

    Yes. The C-Zero is a rebadged Mitsubishi i-MiEV, and Peugeot sold the same car as the iOn. All three share the 14.5 kWh battery and the Type 1 inlet, so one cable covers any of them. That matters if you bought your C-Zero used and it arrived without its original lead.

    Is 5m long enough for a C-Zero?

    Five metres reaches comfortably when the charge point is beside the parking space, and it coils away neatly in a car this size. Pick ten metres if you park on the street, share a driveway, or expect to use public posts where the bay position is out of your hands.

    Pros and cons

    • Sustainably produced
    • Ideal for everyday use
    • May discolor in direct sunlight

    Returns & Delivery

    When will my order be delivered?

    We ship worldwide. Your order will be packaged really carefully and delivered wherever you want. Delivery takes between 4-6 business days. You will receive an e-mail after ordering with more information about the delivery.

    Can I return my product?

    Orders can be returned or exchanged within 30 days of receiving the parcel, providing they are in original resalable condition.

    What can I do if my item (or part of it) is damaged?

    We work hard to deliver your items without damage. Orders can be returned or exchanged within 30 days of receiving the parcel, providing they are in original resalable condition.

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