If you have a dedicated EV charging point at home or work, or are using Public charging networks, our Straight Charging Cables allow you to charge your Mia Electric Van from AC charging points offering both Slow Charging (3.6kW - 16A) and Fast Charging (7.2kW - 32A) fitted with a standard Type 2 (Mennekes) Socket

Our straight cables can be stored relatively flat within your Mia Electric Van to save space and offer the longest usable lengths compared to the corresponding coiled variety.

If you have a dedicated EV charging point at home or work, or are using Public charging networks, our Coiled Charging Cables allow you to charge your Mia Electric Van from AC charging points offering both Slow Charging (3.6kW - 16A) and Fast Charging (7.2kW - 32A) fitted with a standard Type 2 (Mennekes) Socket

Whilst Coiled cables tend to be a little bulkier and more cumbersome than their straight counterparts they allow you to charge your Mia Electric Van without the cable trailing on the floor.

Our Coiled Cables are described using the maximum working length rather than the total length of cable used

With our Portable Charging Cables you can charge your Mia Electric Van directly from a standard mains socket, though we do recommend that you have a qualified electrician inspect your home's electric wiring first if you plan on long term use.

Often refered to as 'Granny Cables' portable chargers can be used to charge your Mia Electric Van wherever you have access to a mains socket, when visiting Granny for example.

Charging from a mains socket is in fact the most common method of charging electric vehicles, although it is also the slowest. For this reason most people find it only suitable for overnight charging.