Charging times

The time it takes to charge your car depends on the charging type and several factors. The charging times mentioned are approximate.
Some examples of factors that can affect the charging time are:
  • preconditioning
  • ambient temperature
  • battery temperature
  • charging equipment
  • battery size
  • battery condition and car condition
  • infrastructure.

Charging from a household socket1

 Important

Volvo strongly advises against AC charging of 100–120 V in combination with an amperage under 10 A.
Current (A)2Charging power (kW)3Charging time (hours)4
651.3
102.2
163.6
327.2

Charging at a charging station or from a charging point at home

Current (A)2Charging power (kW)3Charging time (hours)4
64
106.8
1611

DC charging at a charging station

Station power (kW)6Charging time (minutes)7
5061
15027
17527
200826

 Tip

When you use Google Maps to set a fast-charging station as your destination, the car preconditions the battery to improve charging performance once you get there.

  1. 1Using a 200-240 V socket.
  2. 2Maximum charging current may vary depending on region.
  3. 3The maximum charging power that the car can achieve is 11 kW.
  4. 4From 0-100%
  5. 5Only valid for some markets.
  6. 6Maximum power that the charging station can supply.
  7. 7Applies at 10-80% state of charge provided that the temperature of the battery is approximately 35 °C (95°F).
  8. 8Charging output may vary depending on battery variant and market.