The Home 50 works with all electric vehicles. Available with the J1772 or NACS connector types; the J1772 works with all non-Tesla vehicles and the NACS(North America Charging Standard) works with all Tesla’s as well as some other newer model vehicles. Check with your vehicle manufacturer and confirm the correct plug type you need.

Vehicle charging speed is different for every vehicle. It can be limited by your vehicle, charger, home, or a combination of those. The best way to see how fast you could charge is to use our EV charge time tool above, enter your Year/Make/Model to see how different charging amperage affect your speed. Consulting with a licensed electrician will also provide you more information on what maximum amperage is available in your home for EV charging.

With EV chargers, you get what you pay for. Our charger is proudly Made in the USA; we design, engineer, and manufacture this charger at our Eden Prairie, Minnesota headquarters. We sourced the highest quality parts to create a truly robust and long lasting charging station that homeowner will love.

This include things like:
– higher powered Wi-Fi antenna improving signal strength by 30% compared to the competition
– an upgraded NEMA 4 rated enclosure to handle all weather conditions
– ultra flexible and slim charging cable that makes charging easier in cold weather
– a feature rich app to track costs, manage multiple vehicles, share access, and more

Using customer feedback from our 15 years of home charging experience and looking at what was available in the market, we were able to build a product that we are proud to sell and can be used for many years. This is why we include a full 3 year warranty.

Installing the EvoCharge Home 50 requires an electrician to hardwire the unit to your electrical panel, there is not a plug available. Consult with a certified electrician to see what is required for installing at your home. We recommend to all customers that their EV charging station be hardwired. This is not only required for charging stations above 40 Amps, but is a much more secure and safe installation type.

You can check our rebates and incentives page to see if you have utility, local, or federal rebates available for the Home 50. Rebates vary by location and price point, with some providing money back for the charger and others including installation as well. Many utilities have rebate programs that will work with a variety of charging stations, including the Home 50, as long as they meet their specification requirements.