Electric Vehicle Charging

You can charge some electric vehicles (EVs) and plug-in electric vehicles (PHEVs) overnight from a standard 120-volt outlet. You'll get two or three miles of range every hour, making it convenient to own your vehicle and take advantage of the benefits of an electric powertrain. Overnight charging keeps your vehicle prepared for any errand or commute.

Looking for a faster charge? A professional can install a Level 2 charging station at your home. You can place this charger in your garage or house exterior for twelve to sixty miles of range per hour. Range per hour depends on your battery's size, the onboard charger's capacity, and more, giving you a roundabout idea of what to expect while charging. This significantly faster charging point uses a 240-volt connection to keep your vehicle charged without waiting all night.

Charging is a passive act you can do while focusing on something else. The ever-evolving world of electric vehicles is making strides in charging times, reducing how long it takes to fill your battery. Whether you want to charge at home, work, or the grocery store, there is sure to be an option that adds to your battery.

The most well-known difference for electric vehicles is the benefit to the environment that electric vehicles offer. Lower emissions and reduced reliance on fossil fuels make electric vehicles great for eco-conscious drivers. This dedication to the environment generally comes at a lower cost than filling up on gasoline. Gas rates fluctuate based on many factors, but your electricity only depends on how many people are using the grid.