Mercedes-BenzGLE 500e (2015) electric chargers
7.2 kWh battery
Vehicle type Plug-in hybrid
Connector type 2
Range 12 miles of electric driving
Charge speed 5 miles per hour
Like its slightly faster brother/sister vehicle the Mercdes GLE 550e, this vehicle is an extremely fast SUV with a terrific image and bags of style. It will also appeal greatly to company drivers, as its tax-saving CO2 rating just 78g/km – helped by the fact that this car can be driven for short journeys in all-electric mode (albeit for just 18.6 miles). It also comes packed with features such as crosswind assist, and active braking assist with cross traffic function. In our view it’s great looking, high-performance vehicles like this that are hugely helping drive PHEV adoption.
Mercedes-Benz GLE 500e compatible chargers
Finance
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Smart
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Lead
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Lead
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Finance
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Smart
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Lead
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Finance
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Smart
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Lead
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Finance
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Smart
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Lead
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Finance
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Smart
features
Lead
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Finance
available
Smart
features
Lead
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Charge speed
3-10x* faster
Smart features
Lead included
Warranty: 3 years
Connection Type: 1 2 Socket
£ 694.00
Fully fitted*
with OLEV grant
Mercedes-Benz GLE 500e Charging Time
Charging your Mercedes GLE 550e at home with a standard three pin plug (2.3kW) will take around 3 hours 45 mins.
Using a dedicated 7.4kW home fast charging point can reduce this time to as little as 2 hours 30mins.*
Take advantage of cheaper electricity tariffs charge your Mercedes GLE 550e overnight and drive away fully charged every morning.
A 7.4kW home fast charging point provides up to 5 miles RPH (Range Per Hour).
* Limited by on-board charger, vehicle cannot charge faster.
Mercedes-Benz GLE 500e Charging Cost
School run, commute to the office? You can drive up to 12 miles purely on low-cost electric power.
A full home charge on a Mercedes-Benz GLE 500e costs around £0.72.
Did you know?
A typical overnight electricity rate is around 10p per kWh.
