Cheaper- After covering the cost of installation, electric bill charging costs will be cheaper compared to payments in public charging stations. It also provides real-time data of used energy for tax benefits claims. There are also smart solar charging stations that utilize excess solar power when scheduled.

Faster - An effectively installed home car charger can charge the battery in full anywhere between 45 minutes to 7 hours. Much quicker than charging in public stations. Yes, there are rapid charging points, but those aren’t cheap.

Convenience- There is no need to rely on public charging stations. This ends the countless days and wasted hours in lining up and waiting for the EV to be charged. Just plug in the EV to the charger and focus on the things to be done. With enough charge for daily consumption, long voyages are the only time that an EV needs to visit a public charging station.

Battery Life -The battery of an EV is like a smartphone’s battery. It becomes less effective over time. Constant use and charging also reduce its capacity to hold power. To slow down the degradation of the battery it is recommended to have an almost full battery, rather than a few hour taps on a public charging station. Having a home EV charger is ideal for this type of charging situation.

Property Value- An EV charger is a plus in the appraisal value of a house. It makes the house future-proof, especially with the increase of awareness towards the sustainability of owning an EV. As more and more people are into electric vehicles, buyers who have an EV surely prefer houses that have an EV charger unit ready.

Compatibility- Most home EV chargers are compatible with a wide array of EV car manufacturers. This is good just in case another EV from a different manufacturer comes. There is no need to separately line up twice or thrice to a brand-specific public charging station. Instead, both of these cars can take turns charging at home.