To determine which charging cable you need, there are several factors to consider:

1. Type of connection for your car: Check what type of connector your car has. The most common connections are Type 2 (Mennekes) and Type 1 (J1772). Make sure the charging cable has a matching connector to charge your car.
   
   

2. Type of connection for the charging station: Check what type of connection the charging station has that you intend to use. The charging cable must be compatible with the connection of the charging station.
   
   

3. Charging power: Pay attention to the maximum charging capacity that the charging cable can handle. Some charging cables are suitable for higher power, while others are for lower power. Ensure that the charging cable can handle the power output of your car and the charging station.
   
   

4. Cable length: Consider the desired length of the charging cable, depending on the location of the charging station and your car’s parking spot. Ensure the cable is long enough to charge comfortably without inconvenience or restrictions.
   
   

5. Safety standards and certifications: Check whether the charging cable meets relevant safety standards and certifications. Quality cables typically have certifications such as CE marking, TÜV certification, or IEC standards to ensure reliability and safety.

It is advisable to choose a high-quality charging cable from a reliable supplier. These cables are often more durable, better protected against weather conditions, and have a longer lifespan. Make sure you understand the technical specifications of your car and the charging station so you can choose a charging cable that is compatible with both.

If in doubt, it is always wise to contact the supplier of your car or a recognized supplier of charging cables. They can assist you in choosing the right charging cable based on your specific needs and vehicle specifications.