upgrading the vehicle charge connector from 7.4 to 11kwh.
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No idea at all but given these cars are in some way modular one would think it possible to replace the onboard charger with the new 11kw charger, that it would be a fairly simple unhook and reinstall, and then update the software but like many thinks I suspect it may be rather expensive. Also is there a need to replace wiring between the the charger and battery? I would ask a dealer in the first instance and ask them to ask Mercedes for the technicality of it worht a try as if there is a market for such upgrade mercedes may be interersted.
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thanks for the comment. I have been asking Mercedes for several months now but as with everything they are slow to reply
This forum is relatively quiet but speak.ev has been a great source of general info for me whilst I waited for my EQC to arrive. Would recommend a look if you have the time or inclination but this long thread is there about changing an on board charger on a leaf - not not at all directly relevant but might give some ideas of the work. Some of the photos show a pretty dire condition of the car in my view lots or rusty bits, but a Leaf is not a mercedes and is a lot lot cheaper!
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A guide to changing the onboard charger on the Nissan Leaf
The 1st gen Nissan Leaf has a few potential failures that often tend to the cars being disposed of. It gets parted out, but one often quite good vehicle disappears from our roads if just one expensive or difficult to get to part fails. Norwegian media have reported on it, with strong indignation...
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