Guides to home EV charger installation in the UK. No fluff, just the information you need.
The government changed the planning rules in May 2025. You almost certainly don't need permission. But there are things you still need to do.
Up to £500 towards your charger from April 2026. But most homeowners don't qualify. Here's who does and how to claim it.
Ohme, Easee, Hypervolt, Zappi, Andersen, Pod Point. What each one is actually best at, and how to choose based on what matters to you.
Grants, comparison sites, group buying, and the things that actually drive the price up. How to keep the total as low as possible.
You need a 7kW. That's the answer for 95% of UK homes. Here's why, and the rare situations where 22kW makes sense.
The full process from enquiry to charging. Surveys, quotes, building regs, DNO notification, and what can go wrong.
The real cost of installing a home EV charger in the UK. What affects the price, what the OZEV grant covers, and how to pay less.