A charger should feel like part of your home, not an afterthought. Explore the details, picture its place and bring your ideas to the people who will make it happen.
YOUR HOME / ONE CONNECTED PICTURE
Follow the energy. See the possibilities.
A cinematic look inside an illustrative energy home. Choose a moment, then explore the solar, battery, home and car.
AI architectural illustration · not a real installation
ILLUSTRATIVE SNAPSHOT · NOT LIVE DATA
A sunny afternoon
Solar meets household demand, charges the car and stores some energy. Any remaining surplus goes to the grid.
6.0 kWSolar
1.2 kWHome
2.8 kWEV
1.5 kWBattery charging
0.5 kWGrid exporting
Power flows balance in each example. These are illustrative instantaneous values, not a system size, live reading, annual saving or predicted charging speed. Battery capacity, conversion losses and electrical limits require a real design.
THE CHARGING COLLECTION
Practical by nature. Personal by design.
From discreet simplicity to a statement finish. Find a model family you love; we’ll review the exact fit for your home.
GREENMOTION / SELECTED DETAILS
GENUINE PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPH · MODEL FAMILY, NOT A 3D RENDER
Andersen / HOME CHARGING
Andersen A3
Source lists compact design, customisable finishes and hidden 5.5 m cable.
From £1,500.00 including VAT
Charger and standard installation with 1–10m cabling. Internal routing over 10m adds £200. Survey and written quote required.
Catalogue source: EV4-U public listings, captured 2026-11-14. Listing claims are not manufacturer verification. Greenmotion guide prices use these advertised installed prices plus £200, including VAT for planning. First 1–10m cabling included; internal routes over 10m add £200. External routes over 10m and specialist work need a tailored quote. Final scope, VAT and model are confirmed before agreement. Photos show product families, not a promise of the exact finish or variant supplied.
A LITTLE VISION. A LOT MORE YOU.
Picture the possibility. Make the space yours.
Move the charger in this inspiration scene. Then upload your own photo inside your project and save a preferred position for your engineer.
Demo only · not saved to a job, not to scale and not a verified installation position. Product-family photograph; exact finish and variant may differ. Your project saves an illustrative EV marker on your original photo, subject to site and design checks.
FROM FIRST IDEA TO FIRST CHARGE
Less back-and-forth. More clarity.
Start with your home. Not a form.
Explore the chargers, then create your project and upload a safely taken photograph. Position an illustrative marker on your own image and add anything you want your engineer to know.
See how your mileage and energy choices shape an illustrative charging year. Change the inputs. Watch the picture change.
Standard rate: Ofgem October–December 2026 GB average. Off-peak example: E.ON Next Drive Smart published 6.5p, eligibility required. Set your actual export agreement before modelling solar (zero is an unset assumption). Vehicle figures are editable examples, not live data or guaranteed savings.
Compare suppliers and tariff types
Published supplier snapshots checked 2026-11-14. Refresh regional Octopus prices below. Other suppliers require their current quote for day rates and standing charges. Not an exhaustive live market feed.
00:00–06:00; managed EV charging subject to terms
Compatible EV/charger, smart meter and half-hourly consent. Day rate and standing charge need your quote. Boost charging can cost more.
2,540 kWh/year. Unit-rate rows assume all charging qualifies for the cheap rate. Monthly plans assume equal monthly usage, excess at 26.32p/kWh. Excludes standing charges, household bill changes, charger bundles and perks. Not a cheapest-tariff ranking.
Ofgem GB Direct Debit average · Standard variable / price-cap benchmark26.32p/kWh£668.44/yr
E.ON Next · Next Drive Smart6.5p/kWh£165.08/yr
E.ON Next · Next Drive Fixed8.5p/kWh£215.87/yr
EDF · GoElectric6.66p/kWh£169.14/yr
EDF · Pod Point Plug & Power6.18p/kWh£156.95/yr
OVO · Charge Anytime pay as you go13.33p/kWh · EV only£338.54/yr
OVO · Charge Anytime eligible Volvo partnership6.66p/kWh · EV only£169.14/yr
OVO · Charge Anytime Standard monthly plan£26.50/month; 175 kWh/month£433.72/yr
OVO · Charge Anytime Premium monthly plan£36.00/month; 250 kWh/month£432.00/yr
OVO · Charge Anytime Standard Plus monthly plan£57.50/month; 350 kWh/month£690.00/yr
OVO · Charge Anytime Premium Plus monthly plan£76.50/month; 500 kWh/month£918.00/yr
OVO · Charge Anytime Partner monthly plan£25.70/month; 250 kWh/month£308.40/yr
ILLUSTRATIVE ANNUAL ENERGY COST
Standard charging£668
Off-peak charging£165
Off-peak + solar opportunity cost£165
£503
Illustrative reduction versus the standard-rate scenario
2,540 kWh/year including the charging losses entered above.
Excludes equipment, installation, standing charges and any change to your wider household tariff. Solar availability and off-peak windows must suit your usage. This is not a payback forecast.
Opens a prefilled enquiry for your review. No booking, price or equipment order is created.
01 / THE SITE
Power, parking, permission.
Review the electrical supply and DNO requirements, cable routes, civil works, accessible bays and landlord consent before specifying equipment.
02 / THE BUSINESS CASE
Count the whole cost.
Include equipment, installation, network works, electricity, platform fees and maintenance. Solar and battery options need their own generation and load assessment. Grants and returns are not assumed.
03 / THE OPERATION
Decide who runs it.
Agree access, payments, reporting, connectivity, servicing and support responsibilities. A managed charging service or payment platform is not included unless expressly quoted.
Funding, public-access rules and planning guidance
Eligibility and obligations are site-specific. Check the current official guidance; no grant deduction or compliance approval is built into this explorer.
Your final installation price depends on the surveyed route, supply, protection, model and labour. We provide an owner-reviewed itemised quote after design review, not an automatic electrical approval.
Can I use solar to charge?
It may be possible with suitable equipment, compatible controls and available surplus generation. We check your exact design; solar charging is not guaranteed and exported energy has an opportunity cost.
What happens after installation?
Your installer completes inspection and testing. The team reviews the actual signed certificate, instructions, warranty and applicable notifications, then prepares your keep-safe pack and follow-up.
Are grants or a VAT rate guaranteed?
No. Eligibility, current scheme rules and the applicable VAT treatment must be confirmed for your particular installation before quoting.