Home EV chargers, sold installed
Three packages, each one the charger plus the installation plus the Certificate of Compliance in a single price. All three are Evnex, because that's what our installer network is certified for at launch. Specs are Evnex's own, checked on 15 September 2026.
7.4 kW
Single phase · 5 m tethered cable
The straightforward one. A 7.4kW single-phase charger with a 5-metre attached cable, which suits almost every New Zealand home on a normal single-phase supply.
Fixed installed price coming soon
Typical NZ range $1,500–$2,500 · Typical NZ 7kW home install, charger and labour
7.4 kW
Single phase · 8 m tethered cable
The same 7.4kW charging as the E2 Core, with a longer 8-metre cable and both Wi-Fi and 4G, so it stays connected where the house Wi-Fi doesn't reach the garage.
Fixed installed price coming soon
Typical NZ range $1,500–$2,500 · Typical NZ 7kW home install, charger and labour
22 kW
Three phase required · Tethered Type 2
22kW on a three-phase supply. Only worth it if your home already has three phase and your car accepts more than 7kW of AC charging, which most don't.
Fixed installed price coming soon
Typical NZ range $2,500–$5,000 · Typical NZ 11–22kW install on an existing three-phase supply
Ranges from Home Charger NZ, reviewed 31 July 2026. Evnex's own direct installed prices, checked 15 September 2026, are shown on each package page.
How the three compare
| Package | Power | Supply | Cable | Our installed price | Evnex direct, installed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| E2 Core | 7.4 kW | Single phase | 5 m tethered cable | Being set | $2,255 |
| E2 Plus | 7.4 kW | Single phase | 8 m tethered cable | Being set | $2,555 |
| X22 | 22 kW | Three phase | Tethered Type 2 | Being set | $3,374 |
Evnex's direct prices are base estimates from its own order page, checked 15 September 2026. They are the anchor our prices have to match or beat, and we'll publish ours the moment our installer's rates are agreed.
The same install definition on every package
This is the part nobody in New Zealand writes down, so it's the part that turns into a variation on the day. Here it is.
Included in every package
- The charger: Supplied new, with the maker's residential warranty in your name.
- Mounting: Fixed to a suitable wall in the spot agreed from your photos: timber-framed, weathertight, ground floor.
- A dedicated circuit: Its own circuit and protection device in your existing switchboard, sized for the charger.
- The cable run: Surface-mounted cable from the switchboard to the charger, up to the length set in your quote.
- Testing and commissioning: The electrician tests the installation and sets the charger up on your phone.
- The Certificate of Compliance: Issued by the registered electrician who did the work, and emailed to you. Your balance is only due after this.
Priced separately, in the same quote
- Switchboard work: An older board with no spare capacity, ceramic fuses or no RCD protection needs work before a charger goes on it.
- Extra cable: Anything past the cable length in your quote, priced per metre.
- Brick, block or concrete wall: Harder to fix to and to run cable through than timber framing.
- Trenching: For a detached garage or carport where the cable has to go underground.
- A new or upgraded supply: Going to three phase, or lifting your amperage, involves your lines company and is quoted separately.
Switchboard work is the big one, at $1,500 to $3,000 in New Zealand. How to tell if you need it
Choosing a charger
Which home EV charger should I buy in New Zealand?
For almost everyone, a 7.4kW single-phase charger. Choose the E2 Core if your car parks within about 5 metres of where the charger goes, and the E2 Plus if you need the longer 8-metre cable or better connectivity in a detached garage. The 22kW X22 only makes sense if your home already has three phase and your car can accept more than 7kW of AC charging.
Why only Evnex chargers?
Because that's what our installer network is certified for at launch, and we'd rather say so than imply a choice we can't deliver. Wallbox, Tesla Wall Connector and Zappi are on the list for phase two, once an installer certified for them is contracted.
Can I buy just the charger?
No. We sell the charger and the installation as one thing, because splitting them is exactly what leaves people holding a box and chasing a sparky. If you already have a charger and just need it fitted, tell us on the quote form and we'll say whether our installer will take the job.
What warranty do I get?
Evnex's 4-year residential warranty on the charger, in your name, plus the installer's workmanship warranty passed on to you in writing. As the seller we also carry the Consumer Guarantees Act obligations.
Why isn't your price shown?
Because we haven't got our installer's written trade rates yet, and publishing a price we can't honour is exactly the behaviour this site exists to avoid. The sourced New Zealand range for a 7kW install is $1,500 to $2,500, and Evnex's own direct installed price is on each package page as the number we have to match or beat.
Send your photos. Get one price.
Five phone photos and five minutes. We check them with our installer and email one fixed price for the charger, the install and the Certificate of Compliance. Nothing is charged until you accept it.