EV Home Charger
Turn your driveway into your own fueling station with expertly installed EV home chargers that cut costs, sync with off-peak tariffs, and run on green energy. Simple, affordable, and designed to future-proof your home and your car.
Why EV Home Charger Works for You
Massive Savings
With our smart tariff, you can slash your charging costs by around 70% compared to standard rates—save up to 87% on charging versus using public networksNo Hassle Installation from £899
We handle everything—from quote to switch-on—in just a few hours
Premium Chargers That Just Work
Choose from top-rated models like Myenergi Zappi and Duracell Energy DuraChargerSeamless Solar PV Integration
Have solar panels? Our EV Charger helps you use your surplus solar power to charge your vehicle for free
Our chargers
Grant
Electric vehicles are a crucial step to decarbonising our transport system and reducing air pollution through zero tailpipe emissions. The government recognises that many people will want to charge their electric vehicles at home. This grant scheme is designed to help them do so.
Variety
We have a variety of units to offer. Depending on your goals we will be able to advise you which one is best for you and your car. We work with Zappi & DuraCharger.
OZEV Grant
The government is supporting electric vehicle owners, so you can apply for a grant that will allow you to get an EV charging unit at a discounted rate. Click here for details.
Homecharge Scheme
Electric vehicles are a crucial step to decarbonizing our transport system and reducing air pollution through zero tailpipe emissions. Many people will want to charge their electric vehicles at home. This grant scheme is designed to help them do so.
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Electric vehicles are a crucial step to decarbonising our transport system and reducing air pollution through zero tailpipe emissions. The government recognises that many people will want to charge their electric vehicles at home. This grant scheme is designed to help them do so.
The Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme (EVHS) is a grant that provides a 75% contribution to the cost of one chargepoint and its installation. A grant cap is set at £350 (including VAT) per installation. The main requirement is that a person owns, leases, or has ordered a qualifying vehicle and has dedicated off-street parking at their property. A person may apply for 2 chargepoints at the same property if they have 2 qualifying vehicles.
The grant works by a customer choosing an EVHS installer to install their charge point. The EVHS installer checks that they qualify and then applies on the customer’s behalf. The installer will bill the customer for the price of the installation, less the grant amount they have applied for. If the application is successful, the installer will be paid the grant amount that they have offset from the customer’s bill. The Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) aims to process claims for experienced installers within 30 working days.
The government reserves the right to terminate the grant at any time but will aim to provide 4 weeks’ notice. Should the grant rate change, or the scheme end, the government will honour grant claims made before the date of any public announcement subject to meeting all relevant criteria set out in this guidance. The announcement will detail how claims made after it will be treated.
How do I qualify for the OZEV Grant?
To qualify for OZEV’s EVHS grant, you need to have purchased an eligible electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle from 1st October 2016 onwards.
You must have off-street parking.
You must install an OZEV-approved chargepoint.
The date of installation must not be more than 4 months ahead of the date of delivery or date the customer becomes the registered driver of the electric vehicle.
You must use an OZEV-approved chargepoint installer like UK Eco Energy Solutions Ltd.
Not all plug-in vehicles are eligible for the OZEV EVHS grant. All full battery electric vehicles are eligible, but plug-in hybrid vehicle CO2 emissions must be calculated below 75g/km. OZEV maintains a list of those vehicles which are eligible in useful links..
