Mercedes-Benz electric cars and vans have a new flexible charging option. The so-called Flexible Charging System Pro is all-in-one charging solution for every situation when driving electric vehicles or plug-in hybrids. With a maximum charging power of up to 22 kW, the system is featured by the automatic detection and adjustment of the optimal charging power as well as the temperature, sensor and safety functions.

Mercedes introduces the new Flexible Charging System portable wallbox

The various adapters included in the scope of delivery enable the vehicle to be connected to almost all European socket types as well as public charging points with just one charging cable. The new charging system can be mounted on the wall using the wall fastening provided in order to prevent theft.

The Flexible Charging System Pro is packaged in a high-quality bag in Mercedes-Benz design – so all components are organised and tidy at all times. The charging system, which weighs approximately five kg, is easy and convenient to transport and is thus quickly and easily available for any charging situation. The portable wallbox is available in the countries of the EU as well as in the UK and Switzerland. Availability in other countries is planned.

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