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Peugeot E-3008 Long Range Charging Guide: Times, Speeds & Tips
Complete charging guide for the Peugeot E-3008 Long Range with its massive 98 kWh battery and 700 km WLTP range. STLA Medium platform, 160 kW DC charging curve, and long-range EV tips.
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Peugeot E-3008 Long Range
Usable battery
98 kWh
Max AC
11 kW
Max DC
160 kW
Consumption
14 kWh/100km
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The Peugeot E-3008 Long Range is a statement car — boasting a massive 98 kWh battery (98 kWh usable) that delivers a staggering 700 km WLTP range, one of the longest of any EV currently on sale. Combined with a consumption of around 14 kWh/100 km and charging capabilities of up to 11 kW AC and 160 kW DC, this premium SUV redefines what's possible in the electric crossover segment.
Charging Guide Peugeot E3008
Built on Stellantis' brand-new STLA Medium platform, the E-3008 represents a generational leap for Peugeot's electric lineup. This dedicated EV architecture allows for a much larger battery than the previous e-308x models while maintaining a sleek, aerodynamic profile. The signature i-Cockpit interior — with its compact steering wheel and elevated instrument panel — creates a distinctive driving experience that sets the E-3008 apart from more generic electric SUVs.
The E-3008's enormous battery capacity means that for many owners, daily or even weekly charging may be sufficient for their driving needs. However, when you do need to fast-charge, understanding the car's DC charging profile is important — the 160 kW peak tells only part of the story, as the actual curve shape determines real-world charging speed.
AC Charging Times: Home and Public Stations
A full 10-100% charge of the E-3008's 98 kWh battery from a 2.3 kW household outlet takes approximately 43 hours — clearly not viable as a regular charging method for such a large battery. However, even overnight outlet charging adds meaningful range: 10 hours at 2.3 kW provides about 23 kWh, good for roughly 164 km. For many commuters, that's a full day's driving from just a standard plug.
An 11 kW wallbox is really the sweet spot for the E-3008. A complete 10-100% charge takes about 8 hours 55 minutes — perfectly timed for an overnight session. You'll wake up to nearly 700 km of available range, which for most owners means charging perhaps only two or three times per week rather than daily. The e-Routes app and MyPeugeot app both allow scheduled charging to take advantage of off-peak electricity rates.
At public 22 kW AC stations, the E-3008 draws its maximum 11 kW through the onboard charger. An hour adds about 11 kWh, translating to roughly 79 km of range. While this may seem modest relative to the huge battery, the E-3008's exceptional total range means you rarely need to rely on public AC top-ups. A leisurely 4-hour lunch stop would add about 314 km — meaningful even for this long-range cruiser.
DC Fast Charging: Curve and Performance
The Peugeot E-3008 Long Range peaks at around 160 kW DC, but the charging curve is notably conservative. Expect the highest power — approximately 100-160 kW — in the 10-18% SOC range. From there, the curve begins a gradual taper, settling around 100 kW through the mid-range and continuing to decline toward 80%. This conservative approach prioritizes battery longevity over charging speed.
A 10-80% DC session takes approximately 45 minutes. While this is longer than some competitors, context matters: 80% of 98 kWh is 78.4 kWh, and at 14 kWh/100 km that's roughly 560 km of range loaded in under an hour. Most EVs with faster charge rates have smaller batteries, so they add fewer total kilometers in a similar timeframe. The E-3008 trades peak speed for sheer volume of energy transferred.
For road trips, the E-3008's massive range means fewer stops are needed in the first place. On a drive from Paris to Marseille (775 km), you might need only one extended charging stop rather than two quick ones — arriving at the charger around 15-20% and charging to 70-75% in about 35-40 minutes delivers enough range to complete the journey. The car's trip planner via e-Routes helps optimize stop placement along your route.
Real-World Charging Tips for the Peugeot E-3008 Long Range
The E-3008 features battery preconditioning when navigating to a fast charger via the built-in navigation system. Always use the car's native route planning rather than a phone-based navigator when heading to a DC charger, as this triggers the thermal management system to warm (or cool) the battery to its optimal charging temperature. This can make a significant difference in charging speed, especially in winter.
With such a large battery, the E-3008 benefits greatly from home wallbox charging. Setting a daily charge limit of 80% still gives you about 560 km — more than most EVs deliver at 100%. Reserve full charges for long trips. Peugeot releases periodic software updates that can refine the charging curve, so keep your vehicle's software current via the MyPeugeot app.
At motorway speeds of 130 km/h, consumption rises to about 18-20 kWh/100 km, but the enormous battery still provides roughly 490-545 km of real highway range — among the best in any EV. Even at 150 km/h on German Autobahns, the E-3008 maintains a practical range of around 400-430 km. The i-Cockpit's head-up display makes it easy to monitor consumption in real time and adjust your driving style accordingly.
Plan Your Peugeot E-3008 Charges with Plan EV Charge
Plan EV Charge models the E-3008's conservative but high-capacity charging curve, showing you exactly how the 160 kW peak tapers through a session. This is especially useful for the E-3008, where the total energy transferred matters more than the peak rate — our calculator shows both kWh added and kilometers gained at each SOC level.
Use the trip planner to discover how the E-3008's exceptional range changes your road trip strategy. Compare a single long stop versus two shorter stops to find the optimal approach for your route. The calculator accounts for the E-3008's curve shape, so you'll see that charging from 15% to 60% is significantly faster per kWh than pushing to 80% — a critical insight for multi-stop planning.
Estimate your charging costs and compare different scenarios — home wallbox at off-peak rates versus motorway fast chargers. With the E-3008's huge battery, the cost difference between home and public charging is amplified. The calculator helps you find the break-even point and plan the most cost-effective charging routine for your weekly driving pattern.
