Citroën ë-C4 X Electric charging time and compatible HIMS devices

Usable battery 50.8 kWh, WLTP range 418 km. At home, a HIMS 11 kW AC charger goes from 20% to 80% in about 3.1 hours; a 120 kW HIMS DC station goes from 10% to 80% in about 31 minutes. Actual times vary with the vehicle's own charging limits and temperature.

The vehicle accepts a maximum charging power of 11 kW on AC and 100 kW on DC.

Technical data

Usable battery
50.8 kWh
AC charging power (onboard)
11 kW
Phase
Three-Phase
DC peak power
100 kW
Battery architecture
400 V
Real-world consumption
140 Wh/km
WLTP range
418 km
Body type
Sedan
Market
Turkey

Charging time with HIMS devices

HIMS deviceRangeDurationSpeed
AC 3.7 kW%20→809 h 9 min24 km/h
AC 7 kW%20→804 h 50 min45 km/h
AC 11 kW%20→803 h 5 min71 km/h
AC 22 kW%20→803 h 5 min71 km/h
DC 30 kW%10→801 h 22 min186 km/h
DC 40 kW%10→8057 min266 km/h
DC 60 kW%10→8039 min388 km/h
DC 80 kW%10→8032 min472 km/h
DC 120 kW%10→8031 min493 km/h

Frequently asked questions

How many hours does it take to charge this vehicle at home?

The vehicle's onboard AC charger accepts at most 11 kW. On a three-phase supply, at that power it goes from 20% to 80% in about 3.1 hours; on a single-phase supply the power is at most 7.4 kW, so it takes at least about 4.6 hours. A more powerful charger won't shorten the time — the vehicle and the home supply set the limit.

Which HIMS wall-mounted charging stations and portable chargers can be considered for this vehicle?

HIMS wall-mounted and portable chargers with a Type 2 connection can be considered for this vehicle. Check suitability for the selected model; the devices recommended below have been selected according to the vehicle’s AC charging limit and phase configuration.

How many minutes does DC fast charging take?

The vehicle's DC peak power is 100 kW. On a 120 kW HIMS DC station, it goes from 10% to 80% in about 31 minutes; the time depends on the battery's charging curve and temperature.

Data source

manufacturer · 2026-09-23

Values are compiled from manufacturer documents, independent databases (ev-database.org, ADAC) and HIMS calculations; source links are listed below.