Tesla electric chargers
Looking for a home charger for your Tesla? Whether you drive a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y, we’ll help you find the right charging solution for your model, home setup, and budget.
At Smart Home Charge, we offer a wide range of chargers compatible with all Tesla electric vehicles, along with professional installation and expert support from start to finish.
Tesla-compatible EV chargers
With installation
Charger only
Pay in full from
£849.60
£500.39
Pay monthly
£11.59
£166.80
With installation
Charger only
Pay in full from
£918.00
£489.00
Pay monthly
£12.53
£163.00
With installation
Charger only
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£1044
£642.00
Pay monthly
£14.26
£214.00
With installation
Charger only
Pay in full from
£936.89
£538.79
Pay monthly
£12.78
£179.59
With installation
Charger only
Pay in full from
£774.89
£384.00
Pay monthly
£10.58
£128.00
With installation
Charger only
Pay in full from
£951.42
£474.00
Pay monthly
£13.63
£158.00
With installation
Charger only
Pay in full from
£1089
£710.75
Pay monthly
£14.86
£197.43
With installation
Charger only
Pay in full from
£1374
N/A
Pay monthly
£18.76
N/A
With installation
Charger only
Pay in full from
£1300
£679.00
Pay monthly
£17.75
£226.33
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Tesla EV charging FAQs
Do I need a special cable to charge my Tesla?
Most Tesla models come with a cable, but you may want a spare or longer version. Browse our range of Tesla charging cables to find the right fit.
What’s the best home charger for Tesla EVs?
It depends on your driving habits, budget, and home setup. If you’re unsure where to start, try our EV charger comparison tool to find the best match for your needs: Compare EV chargers
Are all Tesla models compatible with home chargers?
Yes, all new Tesla electric and plug-in hybrid models are compatible with standard home EV chargers using a Type 2 connector.
How fast can I charge Tesla vehicles at home?
With a 7.4kW home charger, most Tesla models can be fully charged overnight. Plug-in hybrids typically take just 2–3 hours. Charging times vary depending on the battery size and model. Our Tesla home charging guides provide more specific times for each vehicle.
Can I use a regular plug socket to charge my Tesla?
You can, but it’s slow and not ideal for daily use. A dedicated home EV charger is safer, faster, and more convenient.
