Chargers
Your choice of the best chargers
Charge at home around your lifestyle, or power your business with the latest innovations. From size to power, spec to style, we have the choice of the best hardware available to suit your needs.
Fast installation to get you moving
Our team of fully-qualified experts located across the UK manage the entire installation process. No matter where you are or how complex the installation, you can be charging your vehicles in just 14 days.
End-to-end support
From selecting the right charger to installation and troubleshooting, our experts are here to help you make the transition to electric.
Charging on the go
Charge your vehicles with ease thanks to our charge cards, no matter how far you or your employees travel
View our range of charge cards
A cutting-edge technology platform
Whether at home or on the road, manage your charging with our intuitive software
FAQs
- The biggest advantage of EVs (electric vehicles) is the positive impact on our environment. EVs have no tailpipe, so they don’t emit any exhaust gases.
- More areas are introducing Clean Air Zones, which charges polluting vehicles when entering certain areas. EVs are exempt from these charges, as well as road tax.
- There are fewer mechanical components in an EV compared to petrol and diesel vehicles, often resulting in lower servicing and maintenance costs.
- By 2030, the UK government will end the sale of new petrol and diesel cars and vans. By investing now, you’re getting ahead of the curve and future-proofing your organisation/home.
To charge your EV from empty to full takes on average 8 hours when using a typical 7kWh charger – however this depends on the size of your vehicle battery and the power strength of the charging point.
Although this is a long time, most EV drivers take the ‘little and often’ approach to charging, topping up their battery whenever the car is stationary and a charge point is available. This could be at home, your place of work, or a 10 minute pitstop during a journey. If a full charge is required, EV drivers often schedule this for overnight (if they have a charge point at home) for convenience.
Tethered – The cable is permanently attached to the wall charger, so you simply uncoil from the wall box and connect it to your EV. An advantage to tethered charge points is added security, as the cable cannot be removed from the charging station.
Untethered (or socketed) – The charge cable is not permanently attached, which gives you the flexibility to use any cable type and length. Untethered chargers can be inconvenient as you need to plug in your own cable every time, but the unit can look tidier without a cable.
