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Leading the "Charge" for EVs

Start Charging with 4 Simple Steps

1

Choose the right charger

  • eco has simplified the choice for you
  • Safe, compliant and UK accredited chargers
  • Leading manufacturers
  • A range of chargers to suit all budgets
2

Find an Installer

  • eco has a 4,000 strong nationwide installer network
  • Qualified "OZEV" approved installers
  • Simple online quotation
  • Competitively priced from £550
3

Salary Sacrifice

  • Sign your employer up for the eco scheme
  • Save 28-42% off Charger and Installation
  • All paperwork and Salary Sacrifice processes are handled by eco
4

Manage your charge

  • eco have partnered with the UKs leading charge management software supplier, Monta
  • Home charger control via the Monta App
  • Away from home charging and journey planning
  • Reduce costs via Electricity Switching

Best Sellers

Safe, compliant and good looking

Rolec Qubev

The Rolec Qubev is a new low cost ev charger. Designed by UK based Rolec but manufactured in the far east, it is fully featured and conforms to all the latest ev charger regulations in the UK

£999
Claim back £419.58
£579.42
with Salary Sacrifice

Rolec Wallpod

The Rolec Wallpod is designed and manufactured in the UK and is one of our most popular and established home charger models. It is only available as tethered or untethered in black and grey.

£599
Claim back £251.58
£347.42
with Salary Sacrifice

Rolec Zura

The Rolec Zura is a newly offered design that comes with the option of either a single or dual charging socket enabling 2 cars to be charged simultaneously. Additionally the front cover comes in standard covers or is customisable and comes in tethered or untethered options.

£599
Claim back £251.58
£347.42
with Salary Sacrifice

Installation

Access to 4000 installers

Qualified Electricians

OZEV Approved

Experts in eco chargers

Information about charging

How are electric cars charged?

Electric vehicle owners and those that opt to lease this type of vehicle can expect to save a considerable amount of money when it comes to charging. Cars are simply hooked to specially designed charging stations and left to be fully charged. On average, most cars should be left plugged in for around 8-12 hours for maximum charge. However, this can vary depending on the battery size and efficiency of the charging station itself. charged. Given the increasing popularity of all-electric cars, drivers can expect to benefit from a rise in charging stations over the next few years. Additionally, charging docks can be installed in the home or even at the workplace, offering more ease and  flexibility in the way your car is charged

What are the benefits of charging from home?

The ability to charge your car from home is one of the biggest benefits of driving an EV. Recent advancements in technology have enabled home charging stations to be installed with ease by qualified electricians on a driveway or garage. It is crucial to plan ahead and ensure that your property has the space for a charging station before leasing or buying an EV. A home charging setup is incredibly advantageous for those that return home each night. Where electricity costs are concerned, charging at home allows drivers to benefit from low electricity rates during off-peak hours. By charging strategically in these hours, your vehicle’s running costs will be much lower.,.

Gaining access to eco's charging network

Here at eco, we don’t just simply acquire electric vehicles for our clients to lease, we also provide charging solutions. It is our priority to ensure clients have access to effective charging solutions in the most convenient locations. To achieve this objective, we help our customers obtain home charging stations and find affordable energy tariffs. Just log in to the eco app to find your nearest charging station!

Frequently Asked Questions

How are electric cars charged?

The EV uses a large battery pack to power the motor and must be plugged into a wall charger or an electric charging point to charge

What are the main benefits to charging your EV from home?

It typically takes 4 to 6 hours to fully charge an electric car using a Level 2 charger (mounted wall chargers that possess around 240 charging volts). With home EV charging there is no waiting around a public charging point for hours

How much will a charger cost to charge my car?

This will depend on the electricity tariff that you have with your provider and may often vary to whether it is used during the day or at night. For instance, based on an electricity rate of 14p per kWh, it would cost around £8 to fully charge a 60kWh electric car, which could equate to around 200 miles of range. (This is roughly the equivalent of achieving 150mpg in a combustion engine car at a fuel cost of £1.35 per litre)

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