Can i buy a car charging station

Should I buy a home charging station for my EV?

Whether you own an electric car or a plug-in hybrid, sooner or later, you will consider installing a home charge point. No wonder, as the benefits of owning an EV charging station far outweigh the costs. In this article we’ll give you some tips, what to consider when buying a charging station for your EV. Let’s get started!

How much does an electric car charging station cost?

The cost for a new electric-car owner is approximately: 1) $400 to $800 for a good Level 2 EVSE, 2) sticking with slower 120-volt overnight charging, or 3) finding a lower-cost open-source EVSE option. The Level 2 charging station, including installation, is likely to cost around $1,000.

Which fast-charging station will work with my car?

To find a compatible fast-charging station for your car, download the Chargeway app. It uses a color-coded number system to eliminate confusing names. Alternatively, you can identify the type of charging port your car has: CHAdeMO (DC fast charge) or SAE J1772 (AC level 2).

Do electric cars have 240 Volt charging stations?

Electric cars come with a 120-volt charging cable for charging the battery from a household socket. However, most electric car owners will eventually want a 240-volt Level 2 charging station for faster charging.

How to charge an electric car on the move?

If you want to charge your electric car on the move, for instance when you want to take it on a trip or to your family, you need to buy a mobile charging station, such as our go-e Charger Gemini flex.

Where do most electric vehicles charge?

According to the Department of Energy, most plug-in owners charge at home over 80 percent of the time. For some, this could easily be 100 percent. Although public charging stations are becoming more common in urban areas, the vast majority of electric-vehicle charging in the U.S. actually happens at home.