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Škoda Peaq Charging cable

Škoda Peaq Charging capacity

Škoda Peaq

Type 2 | mode 3 | 32a | 22kW charging cable
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Type 2 | mode 3 | 32a | 22kW | coiled charging cable
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Type 2 | mode 3 | 32a | 22kW | coiled charging cable
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Meet the Voldt® Portable EV charger


Meet the Voldt® Portable EV charger for your Škoda Peaq

  • Charge at full speed (17km/h) from any electrical socket

  • Easily control and monitor your charging process in real time via your smartphone

  • Up to 60% faster charging at a household socket

Voldt® EV Granny charger
Voldt portable charger on a wall socket charging an electric car in a garage

Join 100,000+ EV drivers across Europe, from the Netherlands to Norway, who trust Voldt® to keep them powered every day, everywhere.
4.8 (4305 Total reviews)
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Rask levering

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A superb piece of equipment

A superb piece of equipment, plug and play out of the box. Perhaps print the operating instructions in slightly bigger print. Personally would like the cable between the control box and plug to be a little longer (40...
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The product seems good for now although…

The product seems good for now although the 3 pin seems to get a bit warm. Delivery time was a struggle but the customer care was friendly and sorted me out.
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A robust, functional charger.

It simply works. Be able to set charging to start and stop multiple times a day.
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Great charger, works with app

Everything works as expected and described. Connection with local WiFi and Voldt (or Tuya) app was easy. Since I have other devices already connected to Tuya I choosed this one. Further smart home automation can be ea...
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Voldt EV charging cable

Beautifully designed and made EV charging cable, complete with hard case. Arrived quickly.

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Škoda Peaq Charging cable

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Škoda Peaq Charging cable

The Škoda Peaq is Škoda's electric flagship: a large SUV built on the Volkswagen Group's MEB platform, in production at Mladá Boleslav since August 2026 and sold in the UK with seven seats as standard. UK buyers get two versions, the rear-wheel-drive Peaq 90 and the all-wheel-drive Peaq 90x, and both carry a 91 kWh battery with 86 kWh usable. The onboard charger is rated at 11 kW and accepts either 16 A from each of three phases or a full 32 A from one. The Type 2 and CCS inlet sits on the offside rear flank, and V2L lets the car power external equipment from its battery.

Choosing a Type 2 cable for the Škoda Peaq

British homes run on a single phase, and on a battery this size that decides the cable. A wallbox on a 32 A circuit passes 7.4 kW, and the Peaq takes all of it, because its charger accepts the full 32 A on one phase. A 22 kW Voldt® Type 2 charging cable is built around 32 A conductors and lets that current through: about thirteen and three quarter hours from empty to full, and a car that comes home with a third of its charge left is full again overnight. An 11 kW cable carries 16 A per phase, which holds the same wallbox to 3.7 kW and roughly doubles those times. Where the wallbox itself is fused at 16 A, the car charges at 3.7 kW whichever cable is fitted, so it is worth checking what your installation allows. At public three-phase posts the same 22 kW cable delivers the car's full 11 kW, about nine and a quarter hours from empty.

At nearly 4.9 metres the Peaq is a long car, and its inlet sits at the back on the offside. A six-metre cable works where the car reverses onto the drive and the wallbox is mounted near the rear offside corner. An eight-metre or ten-metre cable is the practical default, since driving in nose-first leaves the inlet at the far end of the car from a wall-mounted unit. A fifteen-metre cable covers detached garages, shared parking and posts set well back from the bay. Škoda gives the Peaq a 37-litre compartment under the bonnet and describes it as storage for the charging cable, so whichever length you choose has a place to live.

Charging the Peaq away from the wallbox

The Voldt® 11 kW portable charger with a 16 A red commando plug gives the Peaq its full 11 kW from a three-phase commando socket, the kind wired into workshops, farm buildings and many holiday parks: about nine and a quarter hours from empty, quicker than a UK home wallbox manages. The current adjusts from 8 A to 16 A for circuits shared with other equipment. On caravan sites, the Voldt® portable charger with a 16 A blue commando plug runs from the single-phase hook-up at 3.7 kW. On a battery this size the useful measure is energy per night: twelve hours at the full 16 A returns about 38 kWh, nearly 130 miles, where a charger fixed at 10 A would return about 23 kWh. With the 90x rated to tow up to 2,000 kg, the hook-up on a touring pitch is often where the Peaq does its charging.

A domestic socket has its place too. The Voldt® three-pin portable charger adjusts from 8 A to 13 A, 13 A being the ceiling BS 1363 allows on a domestic plug rather than a limit of the charger, and draws up to 2.8 kW within the limits of what your wiring or installation can sustain. A thermal sensor built into the plug monitors the connection temperature and adjusts the current automatically if it rises. A twelve-hour night at 13 A returns about 28 kWh, around 95 miles, which covers a weekend at the grandparents' with every seat in use. The Peaq can also send power the other way: through its charging inlet and a Voldt® V2L adapter, it supplies up to 3.6 kW to a kettle, power tools or an e-bike charger.

What goes into a Voldt® cable

Voldt® charging cables and chargers carry CE, UKCA and TÜV certification and are built to automotive industry quality standards. Each connector is moulded in a single piece, with no glue and no mechanical fasteners, inside an IP67 housing tested from −30 °C to +50 °C. The conductors are 100% copper with silver-plated contacts, rated beyond 10,000 connection cycles. Every order includes a three-year warranty, 100-day returns and free shipping across Europe.