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Here's some helpful information about charging your EV cars both at home and on the road at charging stations.
It's worth thinking about how you will charge your EV and if you're on the best energy plan to suit. You can always check out our Good Charge plan while you're here.
One of the best things about an electric car is you can charge overnight and wake up with a full tank ready go. No waiting in line at a petrol station, a more efficient use of your time and you may save money.
To handle the growing number of electric and hybrid vehicles on NZ roads, charging stations are being installed across the country. Most major petrol companies have installed EV chargers and dedicated space for owners to top up. But you’ll also find EV charging stations in places like campgrounds, tourist spots, beaches, shopping malls and supermarkets.
Only use electric vehicle charging adaptors supplied by the vehicle manufacturer or by an electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) manufacturer. Don’t use any household adaptor (such as a multi-box, double plug, or a travel plug) between EVSE such as an In-Cord Control and Protection Device IC-CPD and a socket outlet.
Check out this useful EV owning guide- charging at home.
For independent complaint or pricing advice, click here. UDL & Powerswitch can help.
To read our Residential Consumer Care policy on how we'll keep you safe and connected, click here.