One of the benefits of driving electric is that you can charge your vehicle at home & on the go!

Learn about the levels of at-home and public charging stations and which ones will be right for you below.

Level 1: Standard Outlet


Get up to 40 miles overnight

  • Plug your EV into a standard 120-volt outlet
  • Great for plug-in hybrids or those who drive less than 40 miles daily
  • Have an electrician inspect your outlet and electrical panel
  • The outlet should be on a 20-amp breaker and dedicated circuit (meaning nothing else is using electricity on the same circuit)

Level 1: Standard Outlet


Get up to 40 miles overnight

  • Plug your EV into a standard 120-volt outlet
  • Great for plug-in hybrids or those who drive less than 40 miles daily
  • Have an electrician inspect your outlet and electrical panel
  • The outlet should be on a 20-amp breaker and dedicated circuit (meaning nothing else is using electricity on the same circuit)

Level 2: 240 - Volt Outlet


Get up to a full charge overnight

  • Great for EVs with longer range
  • Works on a 240-volt outlet (similar to an electric clothes dryer)
  • Check PlugStar.com and your local electric utility for incentives to reduce the cost of home charging

Level 2: 240 - Volt Outlet


Get up to a full charge overnight

  • Great for EVs with longer range
  • Works on a 240-volt outlet (similar to an electric clothes dryer)
  • Check PlugStar.com and your local electric utility for incentives to reduce the cost of home charging

Finding & Intalling a Home Charger


Find a home charger:

  • Find home chargers on PlugStar.com/chargers
  • Prices generally range from $200 to $1,000
  • Chargers can be hardwired or plugged into 240-volt outlet
  • Select the correct charger for indoor or outdoor use, based on where you charge
  • Compare your vehicle’s maximum charging speed (in kW) with your charger’s charging power (Select your vehicle on PlugStar.com/chargers)
  • Ensure the cord is long enough for your location
  • Chargers should always be installed by a licensed electrician

Installing Your Charger: 

  • Find licensed electricians on PlugStar.com and get any necessary permits
  • Talk with your electrician to ensure that your panel has enough capacity for your charger or if you need a panel upgrade

Finding & Intalling a Home Charger


Find a home charger:

  • Find home chargers on PlugStar.com/chargers
  • Prices generally range from $200 to $1,000
  • Chargers can be hardwired or plugged into 240-volt outlet
  • Select the correct charger for indoor or outdoor use, based on where you charge
  • Compare your vehicle’s maximum charging speed (in kW) with your charger’s charging power (Select your vehicle on PlugStar.com/chargers)
  • Ensure the cord is long enough for your location
  • Chargers should always be installed by a licensed electrician

Installing Your Charger: 

  • Find licensed electricians on PlugStar.com and get any necessary permits
  • Talk with your electrician to ensure that your panel has enough capacity for your charger or if you need a panel upgrade

On the Go: DC Fast Charging Stations


Much faster charging can be found at public locations 3 different connectors depending on vehicle:

  • CCS Combo with Up to 160 miles in 20 minutes
  • CHAdeMO up to 67 miles in 30 minutes
  • Tesla Super Charger offers up to 200 miles in 20 minutes

On the Go: DC Fast Charging Stations


Much faster charging can be found at public locations 3 different connectors depending on vehicle:

  • CCS Combo with Up to 160 miles in 20 minutes
  • CHAdeMO up to 67 miles in 30 minutes
  • Tesla Super Charger offers up to 200 miles in 20 minutes

*Times listed are approximate. Charge time will vary depending on the vehicle, remaining charge, and station power.

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