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Charge your EV from the comfort of your home
If you have made the conscious decision to ‘go green’ and purchase an electric vehicle (EV), you will no doubt already be aware of all the benefits an EV has to offer. If you are currently sitting on the fence because you are not sure that an EV is right for you, then there is a quick summary of the benefits below.
Why Switch?
Firstly, electric vehicles are cheaper to run, service and repair than petrol and diesel vehicles as they have less parts and therefore less can go wrong.
EVs that run completely on electricity alone emit zero carbon emissions making them exempt from road tax which is another handy saving. Lastly, EVs are quieter and smoother on the roads, making for a more comfortable driving experience.
By 2035, electric vehicles will be only type of vehicle available on the new car market, so why not get ahead of the game and make the switch now?
EV charger installation for convenience
As a new EV owner, you will be aware that there are public charging stations throughout the UK for convenient on-the-road charging. At home, however, you may be attempting to use a standard socket to recharge the batteries in your vehicle which can take up to 20 hours. Did you know that you have the option of having an EV charger installed at your property, enabling you to recharge your car overnight as you sleep? What’s more, under the HVES scheme, you could be entitled to receive an OLEV grant up to the value of £350 towards the cost of your domestic EV charger installation.
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Why choose us for your electric vehicle charger installation?
Norfolk Car Charging is a leading electric vehicle charger installation company based in Norwich.
We have an outstanding reputation for delivering a high-quality service that combines excellent workmanship with value for money.
Unlike other companies, we are fully qualified car charger installers and are dedicated to quality, safety and customer care. We know exactly what we are doing and are competitively priced too.
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