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Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Kia EV6 charging in Zarqa

Hyundai and Kia electric cars are among the fastest-charging cars in their class, especially the Ioniq 5, Ioniq 6 and EV6. Here is what you need to make the most of that with us.

Last updated: 12 November 2026

A red Kia EV6 electric car parked on the street
Kia EV6. Photo: Mike Bird via Pexels. Illustrative photo of the model, not taken at our station.

Mostly a CCS2 port

Hyundai and Kia electric cars built to Korean, European and Gulf specifications have a CCS2 port: one port in two parts, the upper part for slow charging and the lower part for fast charging. You may need to open a small cover on the lower part before plugging in.

Ioniq 5, Ioniq 6 and EV6: an 800-volt platform

These cars are built on an 800-volt electric platform, which lets them accept very high charging power on large chargers. On any charger, the actual power is limited to the lower of the charger's power and the car's, and it also depends on the charger's voltage and the battery temperature. Maximum power at our station: Awaiting confirmation: maximum charging power (kW).

These cars like a warm battery. If your car supports preconditioning, use the car's navigation to the station, or turn preconditioning on manually if available, especially in winter.

Kona Electric and Niro EV

These cars use a 400-volt system and accept less fast-charging power than the Ioniq 5 and EV6, but they are still well suited to fast charging. The time depends on the battery capacity of your version and its temperature.

Tips for Hyundai and Kia owners

  • Set the charge limit in the car to 80% for everyday fast charging, and raise it before long trips.
  • If charging starts and then stops after a few seconds, take the connector out and push it back in firmly. Make sure the cover on the lower part of the CCS2 port is fully open.
  • Some versions let you set a maximum charging power in the settings. If charging seems slow, make sure it has not been lowered manually.

For more on how fast charging affects the battery, read does fast charging damage the battery.

Charging at FAST RANGE

Connectors available here: Awaiting confirmation: connector types available. Max power: Awaiting confirmation: maximum charging power (kW). If you are not sure your car is compatible, call +962 79 738 3966 before you come. The charging steps are in how to charge at a fast charger.

Frequently asked questions

How long does an Ioniq 5 take to charge from 20% to 80%?

It depends on the charger's power and on the battery's temperature and capacity. The Ioniq 5 accepts very high power, so it is usually limited by the charger. Work out the time with the formula in the charging time guide.

Can I charge a Kia EV6 with you?

Yes, if we have a CCS2 connector. Connectors available: Awaiting confirmation: connector types available.

Why does my Ioniq 5 charge slowly in winter?

Because a cold battery accepts less power. Use preconditioning before you arrive if your car supports it.