EVIQO Charging Limit Issue

Dainsleif_28Rzn · Nov 11, 2024

I’m noticing something odd, just set up my new EVIQO charger for my 2023 Ariya. it’s only pulling 31.5 amps. The app shows the max is set to 40 amps. I have it plugged into a NEMA 14-50 outlet on a 50-amp breaker, so everything should be set up to handle the full 40 amps.

I’m planning to have an electrician take a look soon, but if anyone has suggestions, I’d really appreciate it! Anyone else run into a similar issue?

NissanDriver2024 · Nov 13, 2024

It won't go more than 31.5 because the maximum for the car is 31 amps.

homesteadmaster_99 · Nov 23, 2024

The Ariya is limited to a maximum charging rate of Level 2.

R@cerJ0hn · Jan 9, 2025

My understanding is the car itself is limited to a 32-amp draw, like what @NissanDriver2024 said. That makes sense but here's what I'm wondering, if I hook it up to a 150kW DC fast charger, does that bypass the onboard converter entirely? In theory, shouldn't it charge much faster than it would on a higher-amp AC charger, even with the car's 32-amp limit?

D'Troublemaker · Jan 15, 2025

@R@cerJ0hn Not really sure if this is possible. But it is best to check with the dealership if there are other options given that the car has limitations.

H0tpoet!cc@r · Jan 28, 2025

When the problem is about battery and charging issues, I normally do not mess with it out of fear. So I suggest you go and make that appointment with an electrician. Alrhough I wonder if you ever fixed it yourself?

SilverSwan · Feb 7, 2025

Hey! Sounds like your charger is on a low-carb diet! Might just be trying to save you some energy… but seriously, yeah, an electrician is probably your best bet. Could be a setting, a wire, or just a case of the charger being a little shy