Charging an electric car in Lebanon.
A practical guide to home charging, public charging and the role of range-extended vehicles.
Home charging is the foundation.
For most owners, charging happens overnight at home — plug in when you park, and typical daily driving is covered by the next morning.
An AC wall box
A dedicated home charger is the simplest setup for daily driving — for most models and daily distances, an overnight charge covers the day ahead. MONZA SAL can advise on the right unit and installation for your home, whether you're on mains, generator or a solar/battery system.
Built for variable supply
Lebanon's power supply isn't always constant. Range-extended models charge like any EV, but don't depend on it — the onboard generator can maintain the battery when charging isn't available.
Public DC fast charging.
Public charging in Lebanon is still developing, but where DC fast chargers are available, a VOYAH tops up quickly.
DC fast charging
On a compatible fast charger, models such as the Passion reach 20–80% in around half an hour.
800V flagships
The Passion L and Taishan use an 800-volt architecture for very rapid DC charging on longer journeys.
Plan by the numbers
Every model's charging times and battery sizes are on its spec table — compare them side by side before you choose.
The range-extended option.
If charging where you live or drive is uncertain, a range-extended electric vehicle (EREV) greatly reduces the dependence on charging.
The VOYAH Free drives on electric power every day, and an onboard petrol generator supports the battery when a charger isn't available — over 1,000 km of combined range, refuelled in minutes.
Common charging questions
Can you charge an electric car at home in Lebanon?
- Yes. Most owners do the majority of their charging at home overnight on an AC wall box or socket, which typically covers daily driving. MONZA SAL advises on installing a home charger suited to your supply, whether that's mains or a solar/battery setup.
Is there public charging for electric cars in Lebanon?
- Public charging in Lebanon is still developing, so home charging is the practical foundation for most drivers. For longer trips, VOYAH's range-extended models (EREV) carry an onboard petrol generator that supports the battery when a charger isn't available, reducing dependence on the public network.
How long does it take to charge a VOYAH?
- Charging time depends on the model, the charger's output, the battery's state of charge and conditions such as temperature. On home AC, an overnight charge typically covers daily driving. On public DC fast charging, models such as the Passion reach 20–80% in around half an hour, and the 800V flagships (Passion L, Taishan) support faster charging where the station allows. See each model's spec table for its figures.
What if I can't rely on charging where I live?
- A range-extended electric vehicle (EREV) is designed for exactly this situation. The VOYAH Free drives on electric power day to day, and its onboard generator tops up the battery when charging isn't available — combined range of over 1,000 km, refuelled in minutes. For drivers with limited charging access, it is a practical way to go electric.