Home Chargers, compared on the numbers
The 8 home charge points we list for Canada — power output, connector type, tethered or untethered, smart features, warranty and price in CAD. Chargers sold in Canada are Level 2 units on a 240V circuit with a J1772 or NACS plug. Chargers sold only in other markets are hidden, so everything here is something you can actually buy and have fitted.
This review is automatically generated from manufacturer specification data, not from hands-on testing. It is a structured summary of the published figures, not a real-world installation test.
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Illustrative imageGrizzl-E Classic
C$599 unit only
9.6kW (40A) · J1772 · 7.3m tethered
A deliberately simple 40A unit from a Canadian manufacturer, built to sit outdoors through a full winter without complaint.
No smart features
Read the full review →Illustrative imageEmporia Level 2 EV Charger
C$649 unit only
11.5kW (48A) · J1772 · 7.3m tethered
A 48A charger that undercuts the established names while still handling solar diversion and load management.
App control · Scheduled charging · Load balancing · Solar integration · Energy tariff integration
Read the full review →Illustrative imageTesla Wall Connector (Gen 3)
C$700 unit only
11.5kW (48A) · NACS · 7.3m tethered
A 48A NACS unit with a 7.3m cable — the cheapest route to full-speed home charging for a Tesla.
App control · Scheduled charging · Load balancing
Read the full review →Illustrative imageGrizzl-E Smart
C$899 unit only
9.6kW (40A) · J1772 · 7.3m tethered
The connected version of the Classic: identical rugged casing, with app scheduling for off-peak hydro rates.
App control · Scheduled charging · Load balancing · Energy tariff integration
Read the full review →Illustrative imageWallbox Pulsar Plus
C$999 unit only
11.5kW (48A) · J1772 · 7.6m tethered
A compact 48A charger for garages where wall space next to the panel is tight.
App control · Scheduled charging · Load balancing · Solar integration
Read the full review →Illustrative imageChargePoint Home Flex
C$1,049 unit only
12kW (50A) · J1772 · 7m tethered
The most adaptable mainstream unit here: set the amperage to match whatever spare panel capacity you have.
App control · Scheduled charging · Energy tariff integration
Read the full review →Illustrative imageFLO Home X5
C$1,095 unit only
7.2kW (30A) · J1772 · 7.6m tethered
A Canadian-made 30A charger built specifically for extreme cold, backed by a five-year warranty and nationwide support.
App control · Scheduled charging · Energy tariff integration
Read the full review →Illustrative imageGrizzl-E Duo
C$1,249 unit only
9.6kW (40A) · J1772 · 7.3m tethered
A dual-cable unit for two-EV households where running a second circuit to the garage would be costly.
Scheduled charging · Load balancing
Read the full review →Still choosing the car, not the charger?
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