WEEV home charging

Home charging.
Without the guesswork.

Tell us about your EV and your home. We'll help work out the right charging setup and arrange installation through an appropriate licensed partner.

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An electric car charging on the driveway of a modern Australian home
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Tell us about your home

Your EV, parking and charging situation.

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We help work out what you need

We consider the car, your driving and your home charging requirements.

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Installation

We connect you with an appropriate licensed installation partner.

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Plug in at home

Your everyday EV charging becomes simple.

WEEV provides general guidance only and is not an electrical contractor. All EV charging installation work is assessed and completed by a licensed electrician.

Get charging help

Tell us about your home.

A few quick details and we'll come back with what we think you need — and who can install it.

Home situation
Do you already have a charger?
Solar?
What do you need?
Common questions

Home charging, explained simply.

Do I need a home EV charger?

Not always. If you drive modest distances and can plug in overnight, a standard power point can be enough for some households. A dedicated charger becomes worthwhile when you drive more, want faster overnight top-ups, or want to charge from solar.

Can I just use a normal power point?

Many EVs come with a portable cable for a standard socket, which adds a small amount of range per hour. Whether that's suitable — and whether the circuit is up to it — should be assessed by a licensed electrician.

What's the difference between 7kW and 11kW charging?

It's mostly about how much power your home supply can deliver and what your car can accept. For most households, 7kW provides more than enough overnight charging to replace normal daily driving. The right setup depends on the vehicle, property and electrical supply. 11kW needs three-phase supply and a car that supports it.

Can I charge from solar?

Yes — some chargers can prioritise excess solar. Whether that makes sense depends on your system size, your tariff and when the car is home during the day.

What if I live in an apartment?

It's usually possible, but it involves the building and often owners' corporation approval. We'll be straight with you about what's realistic for your building before you spend anything.

Who installs the charger?

An appropriate licensed installation partner. WEEV isn't an electrical contractor and doesn't perform installation work — all installations are assessed and completed by licensed electricians.

Can WEEV help if I already own an EV?

Yes. You don't need to buy a car through us to get charging help.