Seres appears in our listing as a single entry: the Seres 3, an electric car from model years 2020-2024 with a 51 kWh battery and a Type 2 connector. Its onboard charger accepts 6.6 kW, so the right choice is the 7.4 kW Q74 - a portable charger or wallbox that fully covers what this car can take. Reaching for a more powerful unit will not change anything here, because the car will not draw more than 6.6 kW anyway.
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Charging Seres - FAQ
Which charger for the Seres 3?
The Seres 3 has a 6.6 kW onboard charger, so we match 7.4 kW equipment, meaning a portable charger or a Q74 wallbox, or a P72 if you prefer operating from a display rather than an app. The car will draw its 6.6 kW and that is its maximum on alternating current. It is the only model of this brand in the database.
Why do you recommend 7.4 kW when the Seres takes 6.6 kW?
Because 7.4 kW is the closest available power level, and a charger never pushes more into a car than it can accept. The Seres 3 will draw its 6.6 kW and nothing is wasted. Dropping lower, to 3.7 kW, would only extend charging.
How long does charging a 51 kWh battery in a Seres 3 take?
At 6.6 kW a full charge from a low state takes around 8 hours. From a 3.7 kW charger it grows to roughly 14 hours. One night on a Q74 or P72 is entirely enough to set off in the morning with a full pack.
Will an 11 kW charger speed up charging a Seres?
It will not. The 6.6 kW onboard figure is the car's hard limit, so a Q11 will deliver exactly the same as a Q74 and you will see no difference in time. For the single version this brand has, 7.4 kW is the right and sufficient choice.
I am buying a used 2021 Seres 3 - is the match different?
No. The database holds one version produced between 2020 and 2024, and every model year has the same 6.6 kW and a Type 2 connector. Whether you find an earlier or a later car, you match exactly the same thing: 7.4 kW.
Is a portable charger enough for a Seres, or is a wallbox better?
Both options give the same speed, because the onboard 6.6 kW decides everything. You can take a P72 with you and plug it in at different places; a Q74 stays permanently at your parking space. With a 51 kWh battery the charging time will be identical.
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