Charging Your Vehicle | How To | 2022 Jeep Wrangler 4xe HD

Your 2022 Jeep Wrangler 4xe requires regular charging, either via your home system or at a public EV charging station. Learn more about charging your vehicle in this video. Transcript [music playing] Your vehicle features a chargeable hybrid powertrain. For convenience and optimum charging, we recommend you have a 240 Volt AC Level 2 charging station installed in your home by a qualified electrician. It takes about 2 and a half hours for a depleted battery to fully recharge at a Level 2 charging station. When using a public charging station, first make sure the station’s ready to provide a charge, and that your vehicle’s in Park. Then, plug the charge connector into the vehicle’s charging inlet. You’ll hear a click when the charge connector engages. The vehicle should start charging automatically, unless you’ve selected scheduled charging at another time. If not, please check the instructions at the charging station. Your vehicle comes equipped with a standard AC Level 1 charging system that plugs into any standard AC grounded outlet. It takes about 12 hours for a depleted battery to fully recharge at a Level 1 charger. You’ll find the Level 1 cord set, or EVSE, in the rear cargo area below the load floor. Lift up the cargo strap of the load floor cover, and remove the EVSE from the storage bag in the bin below. [text on screen] Please note: extension cords may not be used when charging your vehicle. [voice over] Then, plug the cord into a standard 120 volt AC power outlet, preferably on a circuit that isn’t powering any other devices. The cord set will complete a self-diagnostic. When all the lights turn green on the status indicator display of the cord set enclosure, you’re ready to connect the charger to the vehicle’s charge inlet. [text on screen] Consult your Owner’s Manual if red or yellow lights are illuminated. [voice over] If there’s a connection error, a red or yellow light will illuminate. You’ll find the charge inlet access on the driver side of the vehicle just in front of the driver door. To charge the high voltage battery, shift into Park and turn the ignition off. Push the connector firmly into the charge inlet. You’ll hear a click when the connector is fully engaged. If it’s not, the vehicle may not charge. The charging cycle will automatically initiate when these conditions are met: - The cord set has completed its self-test without any error lights, - The wall receptacle is functional and producing power, - The hood is closed, - And, when enabled, the vehicle’s charging schedule is set for charging at the current date and current time. Your hybrid uses instrument panel state of charge indicator lights on the dashboard to indicate the progress of each charging cycle. Each light represents a percentage. One blinking light means the charge is zero to 20% complete. One solid and one blinking light means the charge is 21 to 40% complete and so on. When the charge is complete, the li