Volkswagen Golf GTE PHEV EV Cable

Your Volkswagen Golf GTE PHEV supports a maximum of 3.6kW charging (Single Phase/16A) and uses a Type 2 Connector.

Volkswagen Golf GTE PHEV is a powerful hybrid car built with an electric motor and an innovative 1.4l TSI direct injection petrol engine. It has a range of approximately 40 miles on electric alone. It has a top speed of 139mph and can go from 0-62mph in 6.7 seconds.

Charging is done using an EV Cables Type 2 connector with a maximum power of 3.6kW. A fully depleted battery will charge in around 3 hours 40 minutes, but you will need a phase 3 grid connection to achieve this.

The Volkswagen Golf GTE PHEV has LED headlights, a blue trim across the front of the car, LED taillights, roof spoiler, Dynamic Light Assist main beam control and front LED fog lights.

This vehicle has 3 hybrid operating modes, pure electric – ideal for urban areas with a range of approximately 40 miles. There is a ‘Boost’ mode – this is where the electric motor works alongside the TSI direct injection petrol engine, the power from both units come together giving you access to extra torque. The ‘Sport’ mode gives you full power of the GTE engine at the touch of a button.

Use the high-resolution display and the other functions including the radio, lighting, air conditioning and the satellite navigation. The digital cockpit has a 10” display with rev counter, speedometer and a mileage counter. Connect your smartphone and use the apps from your phone through the display.

The most important information will be projected onto the windscreen and includes your speed, messages, navigation instructions and the driver assist systems. Anytime it’s not needed you can just switch it off.

Go up to 40 miles on electric alone
0-62mph in 6.7 seconds
Top speed of 139mph

Choose from the cables listed below.

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Our EV charging cables are backward compatible. They will automatically switch between 32 and 16 amps. So you can purchase more amps and phases for use on others cars/future-proofing and it’ll still work on your current car. Any cable lower than your cars maximum supported charging, will limit the change rate to the cable capacity.

Don't forget, your charge rate is also limited by your charge point.