Charge at Home, Wake Up Full
Most EV owners in Estonia do almost all their charging in their own driveway. A GiraffeVolt wall box plugs your car into the cheapest night-time electricity and has it ready by morning. Pick 7, 11 or 22 kW to match your fuse box, and have a local electrician fit it in a few hours.
Before you buy, these are the questions we hear most:
- 7, 11 or 22 kW: which one fits my car?
- Can my house handle a charger, and who installs it?
- Wall box or portable charger: do I need both?
- Why is a motorway charger so much faster than home?
- How many hours does a full charge at home take?
Thinking About Going Electric?
Running costs, winter range, public charging, taxes: switching to an electric car raises a lot of practical questions. We have answered them in plain language, with real prices from Estonian charging networks. Buying chargers for an apartment building, office or small fleet? See our business page.
- Is an EV really cheaper to run than petrol or diesel?
- How common are electric cars in Estonia today?
- What does 100 km cost at home and at a public charger?
- Can you still find free charging?
- Which charging networks cover Estonia?