While an electric car owner can plug the vehicle into a standard 110-volt wall outlet for charging , it’s a tortuously slow process. Also called Level 1 charging, it can take anywhere from about 10 to well over 24 hours to bring its power cells up to a full charge, depending on the vehicle and its battery capacity. A better choice is to have an electrician install a dedicated 240-volt line in your garage, like those used to power large electric appliances.
Consider The Cord's Length All chargers use a standard plug to connect to 240-volt outlets, but the coro tether the car to the power grid will vary in length from one model to another. Make sure any charger you choose has enough cord to reach your car’s charging port easily. Lengths of 15 feet are common among less-costly models, but that may not be sufficient if the car’s port is located on the opposite end of the garage from the available power source.
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