EV chargers

Home EV chargers, compared on the numbers

The 8 home charge points we list for the United Kingdom — power output, connector type, tethered or untethered, smart features, warranty and price in GBP. UK units use the Type 2 connector fitted to every EV sold here. Chargers sold only in the other market 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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Illustration of a generic home EV charge point (Ohme ePod home EV charger — 7.4kW, Type 2 connector)Illustrative image
Ohme

Ohme ePod

£849 unit only

7.4kW · Type 2 · Untethered

A compact untethered 7.4kW charger for people who want smart tariff charging without a dangling cable.

App control · Scheduled charging · Load balancing · Energy tariff integration

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Illustration of a generic home EV charge point (EO Mini Pro 3 home EV charger — 7.4kW, Type 2 connector)Illustrative image
EO

EO Mini Pro 3

£849 unit only

7.4kW · Type 2 · 4.8m tethered

A tiny, well-sealed 7.4kW tethered charger for tight or highly visible wall space.

App control · Scheduled charging · Load balancing · Solar integration

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Illustration of a generic home EV charge point (Wallbox Pulsar Plus home EV charger — 7.4kW (up to 22kW three-phase), Type 2 connector)Illustrative image
Wallbox

Wallbox Pulsar Plus

£899 unit only

7.4kW (up to 22kW three-phase) · Type 2 · 5m tethered

A compact tethered charger with solid app control and power sharing for two-EV households.

App control · Scheduled charging · Load balancing · Solar integration

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Illustration of a generic home EV charge point (Ohme Home Pro home EV charger — 7.4kW, Type 2 connector)Illustrative image
Ohme

Ohme Home Pro

£999 unit only

7.4kW · Type 2 · 5m tethered

A tethered 7.4kW unit with a built-in screen and the strongest energy-tariff integration of any UK home charger.

App control · Scheduled charging · Load balancing · Energy tariff integration

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Illustration of a generic home EV charge point (Hypervolt Home 3 Pro home EV charger — 7.4kW, Type 2 connector)Illustrative image
Hypervolt

Hypervolt Home 3 Pro

£1,049 unit only

7.4kW · Type 2 · 5m tethered

A feature-complete British-made unit covering both solar diversion and smart-tariff charging.

App control · Scheduled charging · Load balancing · Solar integration · Energy tariff integration

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Illustration of a generic home EV charge point (Pod Point Solo 3S home EV charger — 7.4kW (up to 22kW three-phase), Type 2 connector)Illustrative image
Pod Point

Pod Point Solo 3S

£1,099 unit only

7.4kW (up to 22kW three-phase) · Type 2 · 7.5m tethered

A well-supported 7.4kW tethered charger with a longer-than-usual cable and a 22kW three-phase option.

App control · Scheduled charging · Load balancing · Energy tariff integration

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Illustration of a generic home EV charge point (Myenergi Zappi v2.1 home EV charger — 7.4kW (up to 22kW three-phase), Type 2 connector)Illustrative image
Myenergi

Myenergi Zappi v2.1

£1,195 unit only

7.4kW (up to 22kW three-phase) · Type 2 · 6.5m tethered

The default choice for homes with solar panels: it can charge purely on surplus generation.

App control · Scheduled charging · Load balancing · Solar integration · Energy tariff integration

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Illustration of a generic home EV charge point (Andersen A2 home EV charger — 7.4kW (up to 22kW three-phase), Type 2 connector)Illustrative image
Andersen

Andersen A2

£1,199 unit only

7.4kW (up to 22kW three-phase) · Type 2 · 5.5m tethered

A design-led charger that hides the cable entirely — the pick for anyone who dislikes visible hardware.

App control · Scheduled charging · Load balancing · Solar integration · Energy tariff integration

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