It is estimated spend on electric vehicle charging at home will exceed R241bn globally in 2026, up from R51.2bn in 2021, and by 2026 more than 21-million households will recharge using a home wall box charger. This is according to Juniper Research’s EV Charging: Key Opportunities, Challenges & Market Forecasts 2021-2026 report.
Industry experts agree that to get the full EV experience, you need to be able to charge your vehicle at home. Grid Cars recommends installing a home wall box charger instead of a basic one with limited facilities. Mercedes-Benz said it will provide each customer who purchases an EQ model with a complimentary wall charger installed at a location of their choice. BMW is offering a free wall box charger and installation worth R15,000 to all iX customers.
The maximum speed you will achieve at home with a wall box charger is 7.4kW on single phase power and 11kW to 22kW on three phase, depending on model and capabilities.Customers who don’t get free home wall box chargers have third party options which are also suited for future proofing homes and offices.
I would have bought it already with the price of fuel going to 40 bucks per litre. Manje my bank account disagrees with me.. 🤣🤣
When you so blatantly reprint AP articles, you don't even check for ZA relevance