7kW home EV chargers are the most popular choice for home charging in the UK, delivering a full overnight charge for most electric vehicles on a standard single-phase supply. We stock over 30 models from leading brands including Ohme, MyEnergi, Indra, Pod Point, Easee, Andersen, Simpson & Partners, VCHRGD, NexBlue and Rolec — all smart chargers with app control, all OZEV grant eligible, all with free UK delivery. Prices start from £390.
A 7kW home EV charger (sometimes listed as 7.4kW) is a dedicated wall-mounted charging unit that connects to your home's single-phase electricity supply. It charges an electric vehicle at roughly 25–30 miles of range per hour — enough to fully charge most EVs overnight in 6–8 hours. All 7kW chargers on this page are smart chargers, meaning they connect to an app on your phone for scheduling charge sessions, monitoring energy use and setting charge limits. A 7kW charger is significantly faster than a standard 3-pin plug (which delivers only 2.3kW) and is the maximum charging speed available on a standard UK single-phase domestic supply.
What is the cheapest 7kW home EV charger?
The most affordable 7kW home charger we stock is the VCHRGD Seven Pro at £390 — a smart untethered charger with app control and OZEV grant eligibility. Other affordable options include the Indra Smart PRO at £410, the Cord Zero at £449, the Pod Point Solo 3S at £480, the Easee One at £482 and the Ohme ePod at £498. If you prefer a tethered charger with a permanently attached cable, the Ohme Home Pro starts from £531 with a 5m cable and the MyEnergi Zappi 3 GLO from £535. All prices include free UK delivery.
Should I choose a tethered or untethered 7kW charger?
A tethered charger has a cable permanently attached — you simply grab the cable and plug it into your car. An untethered charger has a Type 2 socket and you use your own cable. Tethered chargers are more convenient for single-car households as there is no cable to carry or store. Untethered chargers offer more flexibility — different EVs can use different cables, and you can upgrade to a longer cable if needed. If you share the charger between multiple vehicles, untethered is usually the better choice. Both types deliver the same 7kW charging speed and both are eligible for the OZEV grant. Browse our full tethered 7kW charger range.
Are 7kW home chargers eligible for the OZEV grant?
Yes — all 7kW home chargers on this page are OZEV approved and eligible for the UK government EV chargepoint grant, which provides up to £350 off the cost of installation for homeowners and tenants with off-street parking. The grant is claimed by your OZEV-approved installer at the point of installation, so you pay the reduced price upfront. You do not need to apply separately — your installer handles the paperwork. Read our full guide to OZEV grants and EV charger funding in 2026.
Can I use a 7kW home charger with a smart energy tariff?
Yes — every charger on this page is a smart charger that supports scheduled charging, which means you can take advantage of cheaper overnight electricity rates. Many of these chargers integrate directly with smart EV tariffs such as Octopus Intelligent Go, OVO Charge Anytime and Octopus Go, automatically shifting your charging to the cheapest off-peak window (typically midnight to 6am). Smart overnight charging typically costs 2–7p per mile compared to 10–15p per mile on a standard daytime rate, potentially saving several hundred pounds per year. See our OVO compatible chargers or read our smart EV charger guide.
How do I choose the best 7kW home charger?
The best 7kW home charger depends on your priorities. For solar panel owners, the MyEnergi Zappi is the standout choice — its eco modes let you charge using surplus solar energy. For the best value smart charger, the VCHRGD Seven Pro at £390 or Indra Smart PRO at £410 are hard to beat. For premium design, Andersen chargers offer over 100 real material finishes. For OVO or Octopus tariff integration, the Ohme Home Pro and Ohme ePod are among the most popular. Not sure which charger is right for you? Try our Find My Charger tool or read our EV charger installation guide.
