Charging an electric car in Lebanon.
How EV charging actually works here — at home, on the road, and the range-extended option for when charging isn't an option.
Home charging is the foundation.
For most owners, charging happens overnight at home — you plug in when you park and start each day with a full battery, the same way you charge a phone.
An AC wall box
A dedicated home charger delivers a full overnight charge and is the simplest setup for daily driving. 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 real supply
Lebanon's power supply isn't always constant. That's why the range-extended models matter here: they charge like any EV, but never depend on it — the onboard generator is always there as backup.
Fast charging when you need it.
Public charging in Lebanon is still growing, 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) removes the question entirely.
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. Plug in when you can; keep going when you can't.
Charging questions, answered.
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, so the car is full each morning. 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 — so you're never dependent on the public network.
How long does it take to charge a VOYAH?
- It depends on the model and the charger. On home AC, an overnight charge fills the battery. On public DC fast charging, models such as the Passion reach 20–80% in around half an hour; the 800V flagships (Passion L, Taishan) charge faster still. See each model's spec table for its exact figures.
What if I can't rely on charging where I live?
- That's exactly what a range-extended electric vehicle (EREV) is for. 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. It's the most practical way to go electric where charging is limited.