This is dependent on the power output of your evBug installed home charger, a 7.4Kw charger will on average give you 30 miles of range per hour.

evBug offers the widest range of chargers to offer our customers the right charger for their EV, solar compatible chargers are highlighted under the relevant attribute for ease of selection.

Yes, providing you have written permission from your landlord/lady and tick all of the outlined criteria, as always the evBug team will be happy to assist with further questions.

At evBug we do all the heavy lifting so you don't have to, simply check the criteria listed on the OLEV information page. Select and purchase your EV Charger from our extensive range and our admin team will contact you to gather the information needed to complete your claim.

No providing power can be adequately sourced from your garage or home by the evBug Install team who will assess and discuss the best option for fitting your EV Charger.

No, the evBug range offers chargers with a technology known as O-PEN technology which intelligently monitors the incoming supply earth to safely disconnect the power to your charger in the event of a loss of earth.

Yes, the evBug team will be happy to consult with you to identify the best option for your business and claim the WCS grant on your behalf.

Yes, providing your existing electricity meter is to relevant standards and the incoming service head in a safe condition. Our extensive range offers flexibility to our customers. Load curtailment of your system can be installed by evBug to ensure your EV Charger safely disconnects in the event of too high load being drawn. This involves the simple fitting of a current transformer at your incoming supply point and linking it to your home charger.

Our installers are fully qualified electricians, vetted and inspected by the NIC EIC to ensure the highest of standards are maintained. Qualified in the installation of EV Chargers,​ approved by the manufactures thru in house training and approved by the government run OFFICE FOR ZERO EMISSION VEHICLES (formerly OLEV).

Depending on your electricity tariff charging and the EV battery capacity an EV is significantly cheaper than running a petrol or diesel vehicle. Based on Kwh charge of 14p an EV with a 40 kwh battery would cost £5.60 to fully charge and deliver around 168 Miles of range* (figures based on Nissan Leaf).

The overall estimated Co2 emissions from EV's is around 60% less than that of an average petrol or diesel car where the batteries are produced in the EU and the car driven and charged in the UK.*(Estimated).

• A home charger will charge your EV 30-60% quicker than a 'granny charger' a Tesla can take upto 17 hours to charge on a standard 13 amp lead.
• Home chargers give you smart capabilities allowing you to control, schedule and manage your EV charging from your smart devices.
• There are no extension leads running thru windows or doors and the inconvenience that comes with it..