EV Charger Installation Cost UK 2026

A home EV charger install in 2026 averages £1,100 fitted for a 7 kW unit. The EV Chargepoint Grant covers up to £350 for flats and renters.

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Typical UK price range: £850–£1,800. Typical time: 4–8 hours.

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Charger type 7 kW tethered 7 kW untethered 22 kW (3-phase) Smart solar-aware

Region London South East South West Midlands North of England Scotland Wales Northern Ireland

Specification level Basic / standard Mid-range Premium / high-end

Extras

Cable run > 15 m £150–£600 Consumer unit upgrade £350–£800 Earthing rod / PEN £150–£350 Trenching across drive £200–£800

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Key points

• 7 kW charger: £850–£1,500
• 22 kW charger: £1,500–£2,800
• Cable run >15 m adds £150–£600
• Grant: £350 (flats/renters only)

Cost breakdown

Item	Low	High
Charger unit (7 kW)	£450	£950
Installation labour	£250	£500
Cable run + consumer unit	£150	£800

Cost by UK region

Region	Typical cost
London	£1,788
South East	£1,656
South West	£1,457
Midlands	£1,325
North England	£1,192
Scotland	£1,258
Wales	£1,192

How to save money

• Choose OZEV-approved installer for the grant
• Solar-aware (Ohme, Zappi) is best if you have PV
• Smart-charge tariff saves £100–£300/year

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FAQs

Can I install an EV charger myself?

No — Part P regulations require a registered electrician. DIY installation voids most warranties.

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Disclaimer: Prices are guide ranges based on 2026 UK market data. Get quotes from local tradespeople for accurate pricing.