Types of AC EV Chargers

Charging times vary depending on the charger's power rating and the EV's battery capacity. Typically, Level 1 chargers (120V) take longer (overnight), while Level 2 chargers (240V) offer faster charging, taking a few hours.

Yes, residential AC chargers are common and can be installed at home. An electrician can assess your electrical system and install a Level 2 AC charger for faster charging.

Most EVs are compatible with AC chargers, but it's essential to check the connector type and voltage requirements to ensure compatibility.

Installation costs vary based on factors like location, electrical system upgrades, and charger type. On average, installation costs can range from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars.