Honda EV Charging Levels Explained

Using EV charging levels to charge a Honda EV

The first Honda EV, the Honda Prologue, is a hit with drivers at Lester Glenn Honda, and the lineup is only going to become more electrified with time. That means it’s a great time to learn about EV charging levels and get your garage ready for an electric future. Find out how easy it is to go green with our team.

Level 1 Charging

As long as you’re close to a 120-volt outlet, you can always charge your Honda EV with Level 1 charging. This form of charging just requires connecting your car to a standard outlet, but it can take a long time to get to a full battery. Since this charging level only offers two to five miles per hour, it’s great for drivers with shorter commutes.

Level 2 Charging

For longer commutes, an in-house Level 2 charger is your key to stress-free driving. These charging stations can be installed on any 240-volt outlet—the same kind used by washing machines and dryers. This powerful system can add up to 35 miles of range for an hour of charge, so you can plug your EV at night and wake up with a full battery in the morning.

Public Charging

If you ever need to add a few miles on the go, public charging stations are always available. With an available converter, Honda EVs can even utilize DC fast charging stations for lightning-fast charges. These public stations can add up to 65 miles of range in as little 10 minutes, but the high-intensity charge can drain your battery’s capacity in the long run, so it’s best saved for road trips and emergencies.

Test-Drive a New Honda EV in Sea Girt, NJ

If you haven’t felt the smooth drive, instant-on power, and effortless drive of a new Honda EV, you’re behind the times. Try the 2026 Honda Prologue out in person at our Sea Girt, NJ, Honda dealership and feel electric driving for yourself. Talk to our team about how you can get your house ready for an EV and take a test drive today!