Solar Fuel - EV Charge Points

EV Charging Stations For Home Or Business

It is no question electric vehicles are the future, there are now more electric vehicles on the road than ever and what better way to charge your vehicle than from your own home!

At Solar Fuel we can install the charge point that best suits your vehicle and as members of the OLEV scheme (Office for Low Emission Vehicles) we can apply for the government incentive grant that can see up to 75% off your install .

There are many smart charges now available that enable you to set a required charge time, and also how you charge your car with easy to use apps that show you the percentage that the car has charged.

We can simply install an EV charge point to your home or business, or include it as part of a solar package. What better way to charge your vehicle than electricity you have produced yourself!

Reduce Cost

Electric cars are a lot more cost efficient to maintain than petrol-powered cars. A lithium-ion battery motor requires no oil changes, no engine component replacements and won’t have the general wear and tear that a combustion engine might over its lifetime.

Charging your EV at home can be significantly cheaper, especially when combined with solar energy. Use this calculator to estimate your potential savings.

Futureproof

As electric cars become more widely adopted, so will the surrounding infrastructure around them. The UK now has more electric vehicle charging stations than petrol stations, a sign of the increasing popularity of EVs. This looks set to continue in the coming years, with more and more public electric vehicle charging stations being installed every week around the country.

Environmentally Kind

Electric cars are better, cleaner and kinder to the environment than their petrol or diesel-powered counterparts. This is because they are typically powered with a lithium-ion battery charged by electricity, rather than a combustion engine that runs on fossil fuels. No exhaust fumes are produced meaning there are less dangerous greenhouses gases such as carbon dioxide being expelled from the vehicle into the atmosphere.