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Electric Car Charging
Charging Overview
Think of an electric car as a mobile phone. The habits associated to charging a mobile phone apply to an electric car too. When you go to bed at night and plug in your phone, you wake up to a fully-charged battery in the morning. With an electric car, the same charging behaviours also apply.
Charging Overview
Think of an electric car as a mobile phone. The habits associated to charging a mobile phone apply to an electric car too. When you go to bed at night and plug in your phone, you wake up to a fully-charged battery in the morning. With an electric car, the same charging behaviours also apply.
If you have access to off-street parking at home, there’s a high probability you’ll be able to install a dedicated electric vehicle charge point to support your day-to-day charging. In essence, your home will become your personal “fuelling” station and this is where 80-90% of your charging will take place, meaning you leave home each day with a fully-charged battery.
And where you’re not able to charge at home, charging at the workplace can replicate these habits. When you get to work, you plug your electric car in and leave at the end of the working day with a fully-charged battery.
And for peace of mind when you’re travelling away from home, the UK now has over 29,000* charging devices in public places so you can top up while you’re doing more important things, like shopping or eating.
