Electric & Plug-In Hybrid Charging

Charge your vehicle up to 9x faster than a standard 110V outlet. Delivering up to 12 kW of power adding 37 miles of range per hour.

• WiFi-enabled and controllable through the ChargePoint app (available on IOS and Android)
• Schedule charging for off-peak hours (potentially saving money), start/stop charging remotely, and track your charging history
• Charge up to 60km of range per hour and fully charge the battery when plugged in overnight

• Can be installed indoors and outdoors
• Two plug options available NEMA 6-50 and NEMA 14-50 (delivering up to 50 amps of power)
• 23-foot charging cable to support different parking configurations
• May work with your existing electrical outlet, eliminating the need for additional installation (consult an electrician for confirmation)

• ChargePoint® Homeflex is ENERGY STAR® certified
• 3-year warranty backed by 24/7 customer support

Electric vehicles (EVs) produce zero tailpipe emissions and offer a far more quiet driving experience. Also, the simplified drivetrain in an EV gives engineers more flexibility to design a spacious interior for both drivers and passengers.

One important adjustment to your life will be remembering to plug your EV into a Level 1 or Level 2 charger overnight at home. When you do need to charge while on the road, some quick planning can help you determine which public charging station best fits your road trip and, for added convenience, which has amenities near it so you can shop, eat, or run errands while your EV charges.

The maintenance on an EV is less than you may think. EVs do not require scheduled oil changes, for example, but will still need regular service on items like tire rotations, alignments, and air filter changes. EVs will also need the battery, electric motor, and cooling system inspected according to a maintenance schedule.

Planning ahead and checking what charging options are available on route to your destination can help ensure the best road trip experience possible. Finding the charging stations that will be available on your drive through mobile apps can help optimize your charging and keep you on track to arrive at your destination on time. Many public charging stations are now located near restaurants and shopping malls, so you can time your charging with meals or stretch your legs while you wait.

Yes. Driving an EV is even more convenient when you charge at home with a Level 2 charger. Home installation allows drivers to charge their EV at their convenience and start every morning with a full charge. It’s also more cost-effective than public charging stations. We highly recommend speaking to a certified installer who will help you understand all the requirements and the best home connector type for your needs.

A Level 2 home charging device is typically the most convenient, but the rising number of public charging stations in some areas makes it possible to solely use public stations. Many EV drivers often rely on chargers at their workplace.

Most charging stations accept credit card payments. Some stations accept payment from a phone app but may require you to register for an account.