The Peugeot e-208 is one of the UK's most popular small EVs — stylish, affordable, and a great city and commuter car. Here's what to know about charging it.
e-208 Charging Specs
- DC rapid: up to 100kW
- AC: up to 7.4kW (single-phase)
- Range: around 210–230 miles (real-world UK)
Charging in Practice
The e-208 is a city car at heart, and most charging will happen at home or overnight at a hotel. At 7.4kW AC, a full charge from 20% takes around 8 hours — perfect for an overnight hotel stay.
For rapid charging on longer journeys, the e-208's 100kW DC capability is solid — adding around 80 miles in 30 minutes at a 100kW charger.
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Best Networks
- Gridserve — reliable 50–150kW, well within the e-208's capability
- BP Pulse — widespread, good for longer journeys
- Pod Point at supermarkets — ideal for a shop-and-charge top-up
Charging labels on Sento
Stays on Sento are labelled charging on-site, charging nearby or standard — confirm charging with the property or a live charging map such as Zapmap before you travel. A Sento Charging Promise is coming soon.
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