The charging port on Zeekr cars
Zeekr cars imported to Chinese-market specifications have a GB/T port, while versions built for other markets may have CCS2. Both versions are found in Jordan, so check your car's port before your first visit.
High power, but the charger sets the ceiling
Newer Zeekr versions are built on 800-volt systems and advertise very high charging power on large chargers in China. On any other charger, the actual power is limited by the charger's maximum power and voltage, and by the battery temperature. Maximum power at our station: Awaiting confirmation: maximum charging power (kW). So do not expect to see the figure from Chinese adverts on the charger screen.
Older Zeekr 001 versions with a 400-volt system accept less power than the newer ones.
Tips for Zeekr owners
- Use battery preconditioning before charging if your car supports it, as it raises the power in the first minutes.
- Zeekr batteries are usually large, so charging from 20% to 80% means a relatively large amount of energy. Use the cost calculator to see the cost before you start.
- If your car is a Chinese-specification model, make sure its software updates do not depend on services that are not available in Jordan, and check this with the importer.
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
Does the Zeekr 001 reach its maximum power with you?
The actual power is limited by the charger's maximum. Our maximum power: Awaiting confirmation: maximum charging power (kW).
What port do Zeekr cars in Jordan have?
It depends on the car's specification: GB/T for Chinese versions, and CCS2 for some export versions.
How long does a Zeekr take to charge from 20% to 80%?
It depends on the battery capacity, the charger's power and the battery temperature. Work it out with the formula in the charging time guide.
