The EV charging specialist of the Netherlands

A complete home charger including installation costs between € 1.299 and € 1.699 in 2026, depending on the model. What moves the price after that is the cable run from your meter box and whether an extra circuit is needed, not the charger itself. You always get a fixed price in your quote.

Most Dutch homes have 1 x 25 A or 3 x 25 A. On a standard single-phase connection (1 x 25 A) you usually charge at about 3.7 kW, at most around 5.8 kW; 7.4 kW needs 32 A on one phase, which is rare in homes. That covers a normal day's driving overnight, but not a full 60 kWh battery. On three phases (3 x 25 A) you reach 11 kW, which is what most cars accept anyway. A 22 kW charger only pays off with 3 x 32 A and a car that can use it.

A standard installation takes two to four hours and is usually scheduled within one to two weeks of you accepting the quote. Urgent jobs are often possible sooner.

Yes. Our team handles the whole process in English, from the site check to the installation report and the application to your grid operator if one is needed.

That needs a charger with an MID-certified meter, such as the Alfen Eve Single Pro-line, the Zaptec Go 2 or the Peblar Business. That reading is legally valid, so your kilowatt hours are not open to discussion. How the reimbursement itself works is between you and your employer.

We are based at Leeweg 3 in Zwanenburg and work with one fixed installation partner whose certified engineers cover roughly 30 kilometres around us, including Amsterdam, Haarlemmermeer, Zaanstad, Leiden and Alkmaar, as well as the rest of the Netherlands. The same standards apply everywhere.