If you have the most common type of home charger, which means it’ll usually take between six to eight hours to charge. However, this can be done easily overnight (which makes it a lot more affordable, especially if you have a specific Electric Vehicle tariff).

Yes, installing a home EV charger is usually worth it. It offers the convenience of overnight charging, saves money compared to public charging stations, and eliminates the need to rely on external charging options. Over time, the upfront cost is offset by the savings and added convenience, especially if you drive regularly.

Yes, charging an electric vehicle at home is completely safe when using the right equipment. Technically, you can use a standard charger; however, it charges very slowly and is best reserved for emergencies rather than regular use.

Generally, electric cars charged at home use about 7.4(kW) of electricity, which can vary depending on the mode and home charger. For two wheelers 3.3(kW) can be used.

Generally, An electric car takes around 6 to 8 hours and two wheelers takes around 4 to 5 hours to charge. However the time depends on the battery capacity and chargers power rating.