Your
Jaecoo 8
We picked the chargers that match your car's charging specs. Check our recommendation.
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Onboard AC charger: 6.6 kW (single-phase)
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Connector: Type 2
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Battery: 30 kWh
Versions of this model
Choose your version
The models differ in battery capacity and AC charging power—the recommendation is tailored to the specific model.
| Version | Model year | Battery | AC Power | Charger | Time 0–100% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SHS PHEV | 2026-2026 | 30 kWh | 6,6 kW1-phase | Q74 / P72 | 4,5-5,5 h |
A more powerful charger won't speed up charging if the car can't handle a higher AC power input—that's why we match the power output 1:1 to the vehicle model.
Which charger to choose?
P72 is our recommendation for your car - Q74 is temporarily unavailable.
P72 - Recommendation
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LCD display + timer
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Up to 7.4 kW from CEE 32A
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No app
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6 m cable
Q74 - Alternative
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Tuya app (WiFi)
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Up to 7.4 kW from CEE 32A
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Wall-mount brackets for charger and cable
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6 m cable
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Works with 3 socket types - check which you have
No panic. 95% of homes have a regular 230V socket - that's enough. Our chargers support all three popular standards - pick the one you have at home.
Jaecoo 8 charges at 6.6 kW — full charge takes 4,5–5,5 hours.
Standard 230V socket - most common
Power
3,7 kW (16A)
Time (0-100%)
3-4 hours
Yes, you can! Your car charges at a power level matching a regular 230V socket - full charge takes a few hours, ideal for overnight charging. The only requirement: a working installation.
Dedicated circuit - bonus
If you want, an electrician can wire a separate circuit for the car. This is an option for peace of mind, not a necessity for most PHEVs.
CEE socket - more powerful car?
Got a CEE socket at home, or planning a more powerful car later? Contact us - we'll match the perfect charger to your socket and your car's onboard power.
Frequent questions
Can I charge the Jaecoo 8 from a household 230V socket?
Yes, but only as a backup. A regular 230V Schuko maxes out at 3.7 kW, while the Jaecoo 8 can draw up to 6.6 kW. Daily charging from a household socket would take many hours - better to install a stronger source (3-phase CEE 16A or CEE 32A).
What's the difference between P72 and Q74?
The P72 has the Tuya app (WiFi) - control from your phone, schedule overnight charging on cheaper tariffs, monitor energy use. First choice for most of our customers.
The Q74 is simpler - control only via LCD display on the charger, no app. Same charging speed, lower price. Perfect if you don't need smart features.
Are these chargers waterproof?
Yes. Q-series has IP65 rating, P-series IP54 - safe for outdoor charging in rain. Only the socket itself must be protected from direct flooding (cover/awning).
How much does the P72 cost?
P72 costs €194,95, Q74 is €269,95. All come with 2-year warranty and 30-day returns.
What if my socket is old?
The Jaecoo 8 charges at 6.6 kW. An old Schuko socket will only give you 3.7 kW - for daily use, consider a dedicated CEE circuit. If unsure, we throw in a free consultation with our expert.
Is shipping really 24h?
Yes. Orders placed by 14:00 ship the same day via InPost or DPD. Delivery usually next business day.
What if I change my mind?
No problem. You have 30 days to return without giving a reason. Just send the charger back in original packaging - refund within 5 business days.
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Summary
The Jaecoo 8 charges at 6.6 kW AC. Full charge in 4,5-5,5 hours.
Ready for fast charging?
Jaecoo 8 + Ampere Point = full battery in 4,5-5,5 hours.