The abbreviation AC stands for alternating current and DC for direct current. Although only direct current can be stored in the high-voltage battery, you can use both alternating current and direct current to charge your electric car. Alternating current will simply be converted into direct current by an AC/DC converter integrated in the vehicle.

Thanks to our Shell Recharge partnership Genesis drivers can access over 500,000 charging points across Europe. You can locate them through your car’s infotainment system. The Shell Recharge app (Android and iOS) also has a map of charging points across Europe.

Genesis cars come with a complementary 5-year care plan which includes scheduled servicing. To book your service, please contact our Genesis Personal Assistants.

The overall lifetime cost of driving an electric vehicle may positively surprise you when compared to a petrol or diesel car, especially if driven efficiently. Check our total cost of ownership calculator to find out more.

Genesis customers can order a home charger from our service partner Shell Recharge Solutions. Once the order for your Genesis EV is confirmed you will be connected to Shell Recharge Solutions for further processing.

Whilst EVs can be driven in all typical weather conditions, the range and charging speeds of electric vehicles can be affected by temperature and conditions. All electric Genesis models have state of the art technologies to improve battery efficiency and ensure fast charging speeds in cold weather. To see how much impact weather can have check out our battery calculator.

Visit one of our locations or test drive events to discuss your vehicle requirements and our knowledgeable team will be able to help you choose the best vehicle for your needs.