Here’s your complete guide to charging an EV at home in 2025
Charging an electric vehicle (EV) at home is typically cheaper than using public chargers, with a full charge costing around £5 on average. Home chargers vary in cost, with installation prices often ranging from £1,029 to £1,079 for a standard 7.4 kW model. Public charging can be more expensive, with costs per kWh ranging from £0.40 to £0.90, depending on the network and subscription plans. Some networks offer discounted rates with monthly subscriptions. Home charging speeds are generally slower than public rapid chargers, with most home chargers operating at 7 kW, compared to public chargers that can reach up to 320 kW.
