EV charging for business

Uses a regular wall socket. It’s slower, but fine if you drive short distances or don’t need to charge every day. 

• Alternating current (AC) slow charging ranging from 1.4kW to 3.7kW AC charging capability
• Uses existing power point (10-15 Amp, single phase), used in combination with a specialised cable which is typically supplied with the vehicle
• Provides a 10 to 20km of range per hour plugged in
• Charging is usually performed overnight or for a few hours during the day to recharge the vehicle by 100-200km
• It will top up daily use but will not fully recharge a typical pure electric vehicle overnight

Faster and more powerful, this charger needs to be installed by a licensed electrician. It’s a better long-term option if you drive often or want quicker charging at work or your business.  

• Uses a dedicated AC charge range from 7kW to 22kW (32 Amp, 3-phase)
• Has a dedicated charger with its own plug or socket. Level 2 chargers are much faster than Level 1 chargers
• Typically adds 30 to 130km of range per hour, depending on the car’s configuration
• It will top up average daily vehicle use in an hour or deliver a full recharge overnight

Typically used in commercial premises and road-side locations to provide for faster recharging than Level 1 and 2 can achieve
 

• Uses dedicated direct current (DC) fast charging. The fastest charging option, offering 25kW to 350kW DC fast charging capability
• At the lower end, this method will add up to 150km of range per hour plugged in
• At the upper end, this method can fully recharge some electric vehicles in 10 to 15 minutes