Peugeot Ion Charging Cable
The Peugeot Ion is a plug-in hybrid that uses a Type 1 connector and supports AC charging up to 3.0kW. A dedicated charging cable lets you top up at home or at public charge points without relying on the one that came in the boot.
Recommended cables for the Peugeot Ion
Your Peugeot Ion uses a Type 1 connector. Here are the cables that will keep you charged.
Portable EV Granny Charger
Charge your Peugeot Ion from any standard UK socket. Ideal as a backup or if you do not have a wallbox installed yet.
View ChargerHow long to charge a Peugeot Ion?
Estimated charging times from 10% to 80% based on a typical 13kWh battery.
| Charging Method | Power | Est. Time (10-80%) | Best For |
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| 3-pin plug (portable charger) | 2.3kW | ~4 hours | Emergency / overnight top-up |
Times are estimates. Actual charging time depends on battery size, state of charge, temperature, and the car's onboard charger. Your Peugeot Ion supports a maximum AC charge rate of 3.0kW.
Will a Wottz cable work with my Peugeot Ion?
The Peugeot Ion uses a Type 1 connector. This is less common in newer vehicles but still fully supported. You will need a Type 1 specific cable. Use our cable finder to see exactly which products work with your car.
Frequently asked questions
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The Peugeot Ion uses a Type 1 connector. You will need a Type 1 specific cable. Check our cable finder for the exact products that work with your car.
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The Peugeot Ion supports AC charging up to 3.0kW. With a 3.0kW home wallbox, a typical charge from 10% to 80% takes around 3 hours. From a standard 3-pin socket using a portable charger (2.3kW), the same charge takes around 4 hours. Most Peugeot Ion owners charge overnight, so even slower speeds are usually fine for daily driving.
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Yes. A portable charger lets you charge your Peugeot Ion from any standard UK 13A socket at 2.3kW. It is slower than a dedicated wallbox, but perfectly safe and practical for overnight charging or as a backup when you are away from home. Many owners keep a portable charger in the boot for exactly this reason.
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It depends on the distance between your charge point and your car's charging port. For most home setups, a 5m cable is plenty. If your charger is on the opposite side of a garage or driveway, go for 7.5m or 10m. Measure the distance and add a metre or two for comfort. Longer cables are heavier, so do not buy more than you need.
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Every Wottz cable comes with a comprehensive warranty and is built to last. Our cables are IP55 rated, CE certified, and tested to work in temperatures from -30°C to +60°C. We also offer a cable repair service and optional Wottz Care protection plan for complete peace of mind.
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