Charger types lots of them , not going to be easy as yet mate
Type 1
This is a single-phase plug that allows a maximum charge of 7.4kW. It’s predominantly found in Europe, although some cars such as Kia Soul EV feature a Type 1 connector. Some home and public charging units come with Type 1 connectors, although there are no public charging stations that only provide Type 1 cables: as long as you have a public charging cable, you should be able to charge anywhere.
Type 2
In 2014, the European Commission also ruled that all public charging stations must feature a Type 2 connector or connecting capability – ie so owners with a Type 2 plug can connect. This is why new electric vehicles and plug-in vehicles sold in the UK feature Type 2 sockets and often come with a Type 2 cable included. Most home chargers available for purchase today also feature a Type 2 connector.
Commando
This style isn’t very popular, as it was featured on cars such as the Ford Focus EV and other lesser-selling electric vehicles.
Some public charging stations feature this connector, but they are rare.
CCS
This is a rapid DC charging connector, developed by a consortium of German and American car makers including VW, Audi, Porsche, General Motors, Ford, Mercedes-Benz and BMW. CCS stands for Combined Charging System, and it’s the favourite among European manufacturers as well as some Asian makers such as Hyundai. These are available for use only in public charging stations with a rapid DC charging capacity of 50kW. Your car must come with a CCS socket to be able to use the rapid chargers
CHAdeMO
Whilst CCS is a rapid DC charging technology developed by German and American manufacturers, CHAdeMO is its Japanese counterpart. Developed by Nissan, Toyota, Mitsubishi and a host of electrical appliance firms, CHAdeMO is Japan’s answer for rapid DC charging connectors. It also works on 50kW power and, again, cars have to feature a specific CHAdeMO socket to be able to use the connectors provided at public charging stations.
The good news is that all rapid DC charging stations that supply CCS connectors also supply CHAdeMO connectors.
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