Anticipating more buyers of its plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEVs) in North America, both the Jeep® and Chrysler brands have introduced a new, Wi-Fi-capable, Level 2 (240-volt) charging unit from Mopar.
Available in plug-in or hardwired versions that supply 32 amps/7.7kW (maximum) of power, the new charging units provide a full charge in just over two hours, up to six times faster than standard Level 1 (120-volt) chargers. In addition, new Wi-Fi connectivity gives customers the ability to monitor and control charging any time and anywhere via a mobile app and web portal, saving time and money.
“Our new, factory-backed, at-home, Level 2, plug-in charging units offer a quick, seamless charging solution for Jeep 4xe and Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid owners,” said Mark Bosanac, North America vice president, Mopar service, parts & customer care. “At Mopar, we’ll continue to enhance the customer experience and expand our electric-vehicle portfolio of accessories.”
Each new charging unit is Energy Star®-certified and smart-grid optimized for a balance between availability, efficiency, and cost to help customers reduce energy costs by charging at low-rate times and participating in energy credit programs where available.
Portable, lightweight, lockable, and weatherproof for indoor/outdoor charging, each unit is universally compatible and backed by a 3-year warranty. U.S Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) is $599. New charging units may be ordered with a Jeep or Chrysler-branded faceplate.
See the Mopar parts and accessories eStore or Jeep brand or Chrysler dealerships in the United States for more details.
Mopar is teaming with the expert installation service company Qmerit to offer convenient installation of Level 2 chargers within the United States. Qmerit-certified installers are licensed, insured, and rigorously screened to meet exacting standards and can offer service if there is ever a need. See Qmerit/Jeep or Qmerit/Chrysler for more details.
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