Questions about the supplied granny charger and charge settings

[Scooter_Mechanic]

I’m excited to say my new Fiat 500e is arriving next week! While waiting, I’ve got a couple of questions I’m hoping current owners can help with since my dealer hasn’t been very informative.

How long is the lead on the house plug side of the supplied granny charger? I’m trying to figure out if I’ll need an extension cord for my setup.
Can you set the charge start time and duration, either via the charger itself or through the car’s infotainment system? Would really appreciate any insights from fellow owners.

 

[Sandy]

I’m excited to say my new Fiat 500e is arriving next week! While waiting, I’ve got a couple of questions I’m hoping current owners can help with since my dealer hasn’t been very informative.

How long is the lead on the house plug side of the supplied granny charger? I’m trying to figure out if I’ll need an extension cord for my setup.
Can you set the charge start time and duration, either via the charger itself or through the car’s infotainment system? Would really appreciate any insights from fellow owners.

Congrats bout your Fiat 500e! Regarding your questions, have you looked into whether the car’s infotainment system allows for a start time setting, or would you prefer to manage that directly through the charger?

 

[Scotty]

I’m excited to say my new Fiat 500e is arriving next week! While waiting, I’ve got a couple of questions I’m hoping current owners can help with since my dealer hasn’t been very informative.

How long is the lead on the house plug side of the supplied granny charger? I’m trying to figure out if I’ll need an extension cord for my setup.
Can you set the charge start time and duration, either via the charger itself or through the car’s infotainment system? Would really appreciate any insights from fellow owners.

Have you looked into any specific charging setups at home, or are you just planning to use the standard charger for now?

 

[fiatmen143]

Can you explain what a 'granny charger' is?