Nabíječky pro Voyah

The Free, like the Courage and the Dream, charges from alternating current at 11 kW. The right choice is a Q11, or a P11 if you prefer a display to app control. All four Voyah versions in our database have a Type 2 connector, so the cable is standard.

Because the whole Voyah range from 2023-2026 has the same 11 kW onboard charger. There is no weaker or stronger version here, so the match does not depend on the model. Only the batteries differ: from 77.3 to 108.7 kWh, which affects time, not the choice of device.

At 11 kW a full charge from empty takes roughly 10-11 hours. The smaller battery in the range, 77.3 kWh, needs around 7-8 hours. These are capacities where it is worth plugging the car in as soon as you get back, so you have a full charge in the morning.

There is no such possibility, because 11 kW is the limit of the onboard charger in every Voyah. A 22 kW device will be capped by the car and the charging time will not change. A large battery here simply means a longer stop, not a need for more powerful equipment.

Yes. The Q11 delivers the full 11 kW, exactly what the Voyah Dream accepts from alternating current, so more powerful equipment changes nothing here. The P11 behaves the same way if you prefer a display to an app. Both are portable, so you can take them on the road, and at home they simply stay by your parking space.

Charging will drop to around 3.7 kW, because the full 11 kW requires three phases. A 108.7 kWh battery would then need over a day for a full charge. That is why, before choosing a Q11 or P11, you should check what is actually wired to your parking space.