Putting a charging point at home is one of the best decisions you can make if you own an electric car.. After all, it is much easier (and cheaper) to charge your electric car at home rather than at charging stations and car parks with chargers.
And believe it or not, the price of a recharging point and its installation is very affordable, especially when you consider how much it will save you.
To give you an idea of the estimated prices, in this post we tell you how much it costs to install a charging point for an electric car (from purchase to installation).
A home charging point costs between 500 and 1200 euros, without taking into account the cost of installation.. The final price will, of course, depend on the brand and its specifications.
By the way, at FVComponents you will find charging stations for electric cars from EUR 500, such as the Victron Charging Station for electric vehicles 22 kW - EVC300400300.
A standard installation of a home charging point costs from 500 to 1000 euros.. The final price of the installation will depend, above all, on the installation conditions, the size of the garage and the amount of wiring required.
According to the Ministry for Ecological Transition and the Demographic ChallengeThe cost of recharging an electric car to cover an average of 100 km is 2.12 euros if it is charged at home. On the other hand, if it were charged at a fast charge point or some other electric station, it would cost €7.20 to recharge. This means that charging your electric car at home is 3 times cheaper.
Clearly, you can save a lot by installing a charging station at home for your electric car, so it's one of the best investments you can make. And that's not to mention the fact that it will make your day-to-day life easier, because you won't need to look for how to charge your electric car on the road.
So if you have been considering the installation of the charging station, you now have many more reasons to do so.
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