Electric driving


Topping up the battery at home is the most convenient and inexpensive way to charge an electric car. Scroll on for the facts.

Topping up the battery at home is the most convenient and inexpensive way to charge an electric car. Scroll on for the facts.

Even though it’s possible to plug an electric car into a regular mains socket, this should only be done temporarily. The high current demand of an EV calls for the use of a dedicated charging station to avoid overly long charging times and going against safety regulations. Another good reason to decide on a home EV-charger is convenience. Park the car, connect the cable and go about your business.

Even though it’s possible to plug an electric car into a regular mains socket, this should only be done temporarily. The high current demand of an EV calls for the use of a dedicated charging station to avoid overly long charging times and going against safety regulations. Another good reason to decide on a home EV-charger is convenience. Park the car, connect the cable and go about your business.

We’ve partnered with Evnex to offer Polestar Australia customers a special price on their home chargers.

We’ve partnered with Evnex to offer Polestar Australia customers a special price on their home chargers.

More information on Evnex home chargers

An EV home charger can be easily mounted on an existing wall and connected to the wiring that’s already there. The other option is to mount it on a post, allowing for more freedom of placement. Expect slightly higher installation costs for the latter, as it will usually require a new underground mains connection.

An EV home charger can be easily mounted on an existing wall and connected to the wiring that’s already there. The other option is to mount it on a post, allowing for more freedom of placement. Expect slightly higher installation costs for the latter, as it will usually require a new underground mains connection.

Choice paralysis is real, and the variety of home charging options is no exception. To simplify matters, we’ve narrowed it down to a single type of EV-charger, considering the set-up of the electricity supply and electric car compatibility. Modern EVs like Polestar 2 have the right specifications for this type of charger.

Choice paralysis is real, and the variety of home charging options is no exception. To simplify matters, we’ve narrowed it down to a single type of EV-charger, considering the set-up of the electricity supply and electric car compatibility. Modern EVs like Polestar 2 have the right specifications for this type of charger.

Output

7.4 kW

Charging time Polestar 2

0-100% charge in average 11-13 hours / 37.5 kilometres of range per hour

Charging time Polestar 3

0-100% charge in up to 17 hours / 37.5 kilometres of range per hour

Electricity supply

Single-phase, 32 Amps

Output

22 kW

Charging time

0-100% charge in 8 hours / 60 kilometres of range per hour

Electricity supply

Three-phase, 8-32 Amps

  • 01.
    Order from a preferred supplier

    Car manufacturers often collaborate with carefully selected and certified suppliers of home charging solutions. Polestar Australia has partnered with Evnex for a smooth transition to electric driving.

    Ordering your Evnex EV charger is simple and it can be added as an Extra when reserving your Polestar online.

    Order an Evnex charger

    Should you wish to compare quotes, here is the complete list of Polestar recommended charging companies:

    Evnex 

    1800 959377

    Jet Charge 

    1300 856 328

    EVSE Australia 

    1300 406 210

    Chargers Direct 

    07 5689 4186

    Evolution Australia 

    1300 701 199

  • 02.
    Plan ahead

    Generally, installing an EV home charger takes less than a day, but the supplier does need time to do their due diligence. Plan the installation well in advance of delivery.

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